By stharlow
I went through the setup on the passbolt droplet, and it set me up with Let’s Encrypt automatically. Now it’s expired and I need to renew it, but just running sudo certbot renew doesn’t work.
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Hi @stharlow ,
Similarly,there is one called acme.sh,you can search it on GitHub and try to use that.Or you can manually renew your cert.Free Let’s Encrypt cert is available here: freessl.org.Please leave your reply for more details about the Droplets’ system,so I can give you corresponding tutorials.
Regards, Shiroka
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