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Same here. I had them running for a small informational website, and they took the site down for several days via surprise cert problems. I may switch to a paid
by wiremaus 7y ago
Same here. I had them running for a small informational website, and they took the site down for several days via surprise cert problems. I may switch to a paid provider.
- Crosseye_Jack 7y agoIf you give an email address to your LE client you should get an few emails from LE advising you when a cert is due to expire giving you some time to get it sorted before your old cert expires. Edit: personally I also have a script that runs every day and checks the validity of all the certs in my live directory and pings me when they are due to expire as a second measure.
- LukeShu 7y agoI most of the LE/ACME breakages I've seen, the issue was that something broke in certbot (or other client) when rotating in the new cert, not that it was unable to get a new cert issued. LE won't email you about that.
- Crosseye_Jack 7y agoWhich is why I monitor the live certs expiry dates as well. But that’s a bug with the client then with LetEncypt.