Let's Encrypt certificate

I am looking at the Let’s Encrypt implementation.

Should we generate a new certificate every time the container is booted? Because validating /etc/letsencrypt/live/$LETSNECRYPT_DOMAIN/fullchain.pem will fail, since the container will not keep files that are not in volumes, after the container is shut down.

[dg-otrs]

Hey,

I run into the same issue again because of testing. The reason is based on the docu, which says: “IMPORTANT: At the moment, configuration is not regenerated on every container boot, so if you make any changes to your .env file, make sure you remove the configuration directory before starting your containers again”. See https://github.com/jitsi/docker-jitsi-meet#configuration

Please update the docu, to watch out for the certificate. So it wont be deleted if necessary.

Thx

Cheers

dennis

[phptek]

For anyone finding this in the future, LE say that there’s no way to clear the status of your domain-set until the 7 days “sliding window” has elapsed, regardless of how you spell, or arrange the domains in the certbot command. However, if like me, you have a spare domain kicking around that you haven’t yet added to the cert, add that and re-run the command. This worked for me.