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Hey friend,
I might suggest that the server isn’t responding to external requests on port 443. What happens if you run this inside the droplet?
curl -I https://localhost
If you get “Connection refused” then you know Apache isn’t listening on 443, and I would go over that LetsEncrypt tutorial again and see if any steps may have been missed or if an error occurred along the way that was just easily overlooked.
If you get headers and not connection refused, I might suggest that the problem exists outside of the droplet, given that the ports are clearly open in your firewall. Perhaps DNS propagation and your browser is trying to load from a different server?
Jarland
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