By Caglayan
Hello everyone
i’m just a newbie and i really don’t understant what you are saying :) i just open my blog with one click wordpress thing. i read this tutorial and i skip the Prerequisites part of this tutorial and now i have ssl certificate i dont have any problem for now but i wonder could it be problem in the future? i really waiting your answer Sorry for bad english:(
my site: https://ankarafizyoterapistim.com
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When it comes to Let’s Encrypt (CertBot), unlike commercial certificates, they must be renewed every 3 months (currently), which you’d need to do from the command line. Beyond that, they function and work just like a commercial SSL without the cost :-).
For overall management and renewal, I’d take a look at:
https://certbot.eff.org/docs/using.html#managing-certificates
That said, when visiting your site using HTTPS, I see an error currently:
ERR_CONNECTION_REFUSED
Which would indicate and issue with the configuration or that Apache wasn’t restarted after the new changes were made for the SSL certificate.
I’d try running:
service apache2 restart
If that doesn’t work, I’d check the error logs for additional details on why it’s not working:
tail -20 /var/log/apache2/error.log
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