I followed the docs, but I still get an error when i try to generate my certificate.
- I created 2 A records that points to my appwrite instance. So, I can access appwrite using https://appwrite.savoro-app.ro
- I changed
_APP_ENV=production,_APP_DOMAIN=appwrite.savoro-app.ro,_APP_DOMAIN_TARGET=appwrite.savoro-app.roand_APP_SYSTEM_SECURITY_EMAIL_ADDRESS=savoroapp@gmail.com - I ran
docker compose up -dand everything is Running - I ran
docker compose exec appwrite ssland it printsScheduling a job to issue a TLS certificate for domain: appwrite.savoro-app.ro
TL;DR
Developers are struggling to enable SSL for their appwrite instance despite following the documentation and creating A records. They have checked the logs and the SSL is still invalid. One developer shared a log output from running a specific command.- I saw my SSL is still invalid after some time (even on incognito) then i ran
docker compose logs appwrite-worker-certificatesand received this:
- Next i checked what's inside
/var/log/letsencrypt/letsencrypt.logand I got this:
This is the same as https://discord.com/channels/564160730845151244/1236618119649427467 ?
Yes
I think that one can be deleted
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