URGENT: ssl cert showing revoked

[ssuess]

I added a subdomain to a site this morning and then the site started getting an ssl revoked error. I removed the alias but still showing revoked. Even after several force refreshes of my cert it is showing as revoked, I also refreshed the proxy but no dice. I’m losing my mind trying to fix this, can anyone help?

[ssuess]

I fixed it finally. After disabling ssl for the site, I had to go into /opt/easyengine/services/nginx-proxy/acme-conf/certs AND /opt/easyengine/services/nginx-proxy/certs and delete all certs related to my site. Then when I re-added SSL it issued VALID new certs. What a nightmare.

[ssuess]

ee site update sitename —ssl=“off”

[ssuess]

btw, the above command requires the latest version 4.4.0 of ee, it will not work on earlier versions.

[Th0rHere]

Just disabled it and then deleted the certs related to my site, but trying to add SSL again with wildcard and it still things I already have and throws "Update from normal SSL to wildcard SSL is not supported yet."

[ssuess]

Are you sure you deleted all the certs associated with your site in all the folders? I found 6 files I needed to delete, 3 in each of the folders above.

[Th0rHere]

Yeah, missed one of them lol, but trying to enable ssl is still throwing error trying set up ssl

Trying to to just start again and get site setup correctly with ssl and alias

[ssuess]

Sadly, this same thing happened to me again this morning, here are the details:

• I had two sites: example.com and new.example.com
• I deleted example.com (ee site delete example.com)
• I added example.com as an alias domain to new.example.com (ee site update new.example.com --add-alias-domains="example.com")
• I then did an ee shell command wp search replace "https://new.example.com" "https://example.com" --all-tables (followed by wp cache flush)
  Site was then broken, as before, with an error about the cert being revoked. so then I tried
• ee site update new.example.com --ssl="off" followed by ee site update new.example.com --ssl=le which did not solve the problem
• I then ran ee site update new.example.com --ssl="off" one more time to turn it off
• Then (as before above) I went into the /opt/easyengine/services/nginx-proxy/certs folder and deleted the certs for new.example.com
• and finally ran ee site update new.example.com --ssl=le which did renew the certs and make both domains work.

[mrrobot47]

This has been fixed in EE v4.5.0. Please update to the latest version via ee cli update

[GreenLondon]

This is not fixed EE 4.6.1

ee site update new.example.com --ssl=off does not delete the certificates and the site throughs a 502 error

[swissbuechi]

Same issue on 4.6.2