

nvm

Faster way is one click, I deploy with docker instalation and with appwrite instalation, but I destroy droplets, I need to deploy quickly and one click is better

anyways..i think something is wrong with your domain <> server. you should be able to browse to your domain and see the appwrite console. that doesn't seem to be working

I think the same, is the domain, I tell you, create an issue, is not appwrite

Better I wait, the domain is very new, may be DNS issue, needs to pass more time, I'm not sure but less than 48 hours now

I'm not sure how you're trying to generate a certificate outside of appwrite...i just know appwrite isn't configured right for your domain

what happens if you browse to your domain?


Generate manually with certbot


Maybe appwrite have an issue with some domains TLD

Appwrite's cert works now...did you fix your server somehow?

Install cerbot, install lets encrypt and run in ssh sudo certbot certonly
\
--manual
\
--preferred-challenges=dns
\
--email admin@example.com
\
--server https://acme-v02.api.letsencrypt.org/directory
\
--agree-tos
\
-d *.mandala-apps.xyz

Ah I display in server DNS TEXT<:appwritefire:823999000330895380>


what else did you do outside of that?

Nothing else, just DNS Text in DO, certbot check for that, and voila

Steven, I Know that can be run in ssh certbot for install certificate, just old style, works

Now I destroy the droplet, tomorrow I will try again, if its works, nothing else, for appwrite certificates or cerbot

Sure @pandemoniun - let us know how that goes

Sorry don't understand, I told you the process, just use let's encrypt and certbot running in ssh, certbot tell me to deploy DNS TXT with that hash, I enter in DO DNS that record TXT, and run cerbot, nothing else. Appwrite handle certification and renewals, with this aproach you may run manually renewals or install a cronjob to handle for you, it's better with appwrite, but Steven said that appwrite .xyz TLD doesn't allow yet, I prefer to do with appwrite, but I have that issue and I do it manually

It's a bypass, not best solution in appwrite, appwrite handle certifications and renewals it's own

I have a domain for testing and use DO for test proposing, it's very confortable one click instalations to test appwrite, you can deploy it quickly and test all the things, to install docker and appwrite by SSH is longer way for testing but more recomended for production server and adjust all thing manually, but now I'm testing, searching for speed in deploys

[Solved] Digital Ocean server problem, not get certificate to appwrite
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