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Let's Encrypt error - JuergenS - 05-07-2022 Hi, An error occurred when generating an SSL certificate with the Certificate Manager V1.0.2.0 in the Let's Encrypt staging environment (see image). Regards JuergenS RE: Let's Encrypt error - Alexandre Machado - 05-19-2022 I've never seen this error before... Is it possible that you have a different version of OpenSSL DLLs around? RE: Let's Encrypt error - JuergenS - 05-19-2022 This are the versions i have used, all in the same directory: IWCertificateManager.exe 1.0.2.0 (12.06.2021) libeay32.dll 1.0.2.15 (21.05.2019) ssleay32.dll 1.0.2.15 (21.05.2019) RE: Let's Encrypt error - Alexandre Machado - 05-27-2022 The same versions that I'm using myself. I've never found this problem. I tried the application recently and it works correctly as usual. Were you able to get it working or it always gives this same error? RE: Let's Encrypt error - JuergenS - 05-27-2022 No, unfortunately I didn't manage it and now got the certificate elsewhere. But of course I want it to work next time. So here are a few more questions. Are the following settings correct, or must nsAccept be used here? SSLOptions->EnableACME = true; SSLOptions->NonSSLRequest = TIWNonSSLRequest::nsRedirect; Do I have to manually create the /.well-known/acme-challenge/ directory or another one below ROOT or is another directory expected or created automatically? Can I use my own THandler for ACME HTTP requests on port 80 so that I don't have to open the server for HTTP requests in general? THandlers::Add(L"/.well-known/acme-challenge/", L"", new TIWH_Acme(PathAcmeChallenge)); RE: Let's Encrypt error - jeroen.rottink - 09-19-2022 Hi Juergen and Alexandre, I got the same error message this morning. Same procedure as last time (1 July 2022) when the same procedure did work. Using same versions as Juergen. RE: Let's Encrypt error - JuergenS - 09-19-2022 Hi Jeroen, the error disappeared by itself in a later intraweb version, but now I'm using IW15.2.64. Unfortunately, I still couldn't get the intraweb certificate manager to work with Let's Encrypt. Since I didn't get an answer and there is no example either, I created an ACME handler and tried it with another certificate manager and it worked! Regards Juergen RE: Let's Encrypt error - jeroen.rottink - 09-19-2022 Hi Juergen, I went back to the version of IW I used in July, the last time getting a LE certificate worked. This was IW15.2.55 Even with that version running, the LE error is the same. The version of IW used does not make a difference in my case. IW15.2.55 15.2.60 and IW15.2.65 Hope we can use it in the future again. RE: Let's Encrypt error - JuergenS - 09-19-2022 Hi Jeroen, I think you're right, it wasn't directly because of Intraweb. I was trying to track down the error and it was probably an exception in Indy. But I can no longer understand it because I had to reinstall my PC for another reason. RE: Let's Encrypt error - Alexandre Machado - 09-20-2022 Wait... I'm kind of confused with all the messages. Is it working for your or not? I've installed a couple of certificates myself using it a couple of weeks ago and everything just worked. |