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  1. SSL certificate expired (Let's Encrypt)

    Oh man am I stupid! Thanks for the precise hint! The extension has now worked. Do I have to set the parameter back to “0” afterwards?

  2. SSL certificate expired (Let's Encrypt)

    I have done it exactly like this. unfortunately it still doesn't work. Have I done something wrong? root@3cxdebian:~# su phonesystem $ /usr/lib/3cxpbx/PbxConfigTool -renew-certificates _____ _______ __ |__ // ____/ |/ / /_ </ / | / ___/ / /___ / |...

  3. SSL certificate expired (Let's Encrypt)

    The firewall check via the web interface shows no errors. Is there anything else I can check? Which parameter do you mean? Sorry, I'm at a loss right now. I've written everything I've done so far in the post.

  4. SSL certificate expired (Let's Encrypt)

    Unfortunately, the command is not correct. At least that's the error I'm getting here: root@3cxdebian:~# su phonesystem $ sr/lib/3cxpbx/PbxConfigTool -renew-certificates sh: 1: sr/lib/3cxpbx/PbxConfigTool: Permission denied What part of the instructions did I not follow? The only difference is...

  5. SSL certificate expired (Let's Encrypt)

    Unfortunately, this does not work. You can't see whether anything is happening at all. The command in the article is not correct either. /usr/lib/3cxpbx/PbxConfigTool -renew-certificates I ran the following, waited 10 minutes and then restarted the system. root@3cxdebian:~# su phonesystem $...

  6. SSL certificate expired (Let's Encrypt)

    My Let's Encrypt certificate expired 12 days ago. The firewall check does not show any errors. Is there a way to manually renew the certificate? Why doesn't it happen automatically?
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