Problem: SSL certificate with Let’s Encrypt

Hi, First thing first :)

@millerfuresh wrote
When I go to ssllabs. The SSL report for www.millerfuresh.com - overall rating is A.

That is right. If you enter https://www.millerfuresh.com in your internet browser’s address bar, you will get your website through secured connection. However, it does not work for https://millerfuresh.com. The possible reason is included in error message you got from certbot:

@millerfuresh wrote
Unable to find corresponding HTTP vhost; Unable to create one as intended addresses conflict; 

The other issue is related to redirection from HTTP to HTTPS. Having SSL certificate installed, we want to have the connection to our server secured for all the time, even if someone send a request to our web server to port 80 using HTTP, e.g. http://www.millerfuresh.com or just millerfuresh.com. In that case user’s request should be redirected from HTTP to HTTPS (from port TCP 80 to TCP 443), and result in https://www.millerfuresh.com. Such settings are usually done in separate virtual hosts in Apache configuration. Unfortunately, there was some problem reported during configuration of redirection in your case:

@millerfuresh wrote
Failed redirect for millerfuresh.com
Unable to set enhancement redirect for millerfuresh.com
Unable to find corresponding HTTP vhost; Unable to create one as intended addresses conflict; Current configuration does not support automated redirection

What I could suggest is to look for HTTP configuration for your domains and configure redirection to HTTPS manually. It looks like you may have to create HTTPS virtual host for millerfuresh.com by hand, since it seems to be not created so far.

Great answer. Thank you