[webmin-l] 4.99 letsencrypt new features not working?

Discussion:

Pat Erler

2017-05-26 04:50:13 UTC

ok, I've seen this option, but it's a bit confusing. I was under the
impression that this would work for domains with a shared IP as well?

You don't need to use that button - it copies the cert to the
Dovecot default. Instead, there is a setting on the Virtualmin
Configuration page under "SSL settings" called "Copy per-IP SSL
certificates to Dovecot?"
This will enable copying for new domains, or when SSL is enabled
for existing domains.

- SSL certificates can now be copied to Dovecot even for virtual

servers

that don't have their own private IP address.
- The SSL certificate for all virtual servers will now be configured

for

use in the Virtualmin UI on port 10000, so that URLs like
https://admin.domain.com:10000/ work without cert errors.
but when I press "copy to.." webmin/dovecot the certificates for all
domains get overwritten (ie the "main" domain)
so, either this setting is somewhere else or it doesn't seem to work?
best,
PAT
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Pat Erler

2017-05-29 14:34:15 UTC

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Does it? Will it? :)

Post by Pat Erler
ok, I've seen this option, but it's a bit confusing. I was under the
impression that this would work for domains with a shared IP as well?

- SSL certificates can now be copied to Dovecot even for virtual

servers

that don't have their own private IP address.
- The SSL certificate for all virtual servers will now be configured

for

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Jamie Cameron

2017-05-29 21:46:23 UTC

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It will ... in Virtualmin 5.99 and above.

On 29/May/2017 07:34 Pat Erler <***@gmail.com> wrote .. Does it? Will it? :) On Fri, May 26, 2017 at 6:50 AM Pat Erler <***@gmail.com> wrote: ok, I've seen this option, but it's a bit confusing. I was under the impression that this would work for domains with a shared IP as well? On Fri, 26 May 2017, 04:14 Jamie Cameron, <***@webmin.com> wrote: You don't need to use that button - it copies the cert to the Dovecot default. Instead, there is a setting on the Virtualmin Configuration page under "SSL settings" called "Copy per-IP SSL certificates to Dovecot?" This will enable copying for new domains, or when SSL is enabled for existing domains. On 24/May/2017 22:20 Pat Erler <***@gmail.com> wrote .. > changelog says: > > > - SSL certificates can now be copied to Dovecot even for virtual servers > that don't have their own private IP address. > - The SSL certificate for all virtual servers will now be configured for > use in the Virtualmin UI on p
ort 10000, so that URLs like > https://admin.domain.com:10000/ work without cert errors. > > > but when I press "copy to.." webmin/dovecot the certificates for all > domains get overwritten (ie the "main" domain) > > so, either this setting is somewhere else or it doesn't seem to work? > > best, > > PAT > > -- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Check out the vibrant tech community on one of the world's most engaging tech sites, Slashdot.org! http://sdm.link/slashdot - Forwarded by the Webmin mailing list at webadmin-***@lists.sourceforge.net To remove yourself from this list, go to http://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/webadmin-list -- --

Pat Erler

2017-05-30 09:32:02 UTC

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ok, first, sorry, I meant 5.99 all along.

this is what I am running (s. below), but the problem is as described. As
soon as I try to copy a let's encrypt certificate to webmin or dovecot
every request to the servers IP gets served this certificate.

Operating system Ubuntu Linux 14.04.5
Webmin version 1.840
Virtualmin version 5.99

Post by Jamie Cameron
It will ... in Virtualmin 5.99 and above.
Does it? Will it? :)

Post by Pat Erler
ok, I've seen this option, but it's a bit confusing. I was under the
impression that this would work for domains with a shared IP as well?

- SSL certificates can now be copied to Dovecot even for virtual

servers

that don't have their own private IP address.
- The SSL certificate for all virtual servers will now be

configured for

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Jamie Cameron

2017-06-02 01:40:48 UTC

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Hi Pat,You don't need to click that Copy to Dovecot button - the cert should be copied to the per-domain Dovecot config automatically (for new domains).

On 30/May/2017 02:32 Pat Erler <***@gmail.com> wrote .. ok, first, sorry, I meant 5.99 all along. this is what I am running (s. below), but the problem is as described. As soon as I try to copy a let's encrypt certificate to webmin or dovecot every request to the servers IP gets served this certificate. Operating system Ubuntu Linux 14.04.5 Webmin version 1.840 Virtualmin version 5.99 On Tue, May 30, 2017 at 12:01 AM Jamie Cameron <***@webmin.com> wrote:

It will ... in Virtualmin 5.99 and above.

On 29/May/2017 07:34 Pat Erler <***@gmail.com> wrote .. Does it? Will it? :) On Fri, May 26, 2017 at 6:50 AM Pat Erler <***@gmail.com> wrote: ok, I've seen this option, but it's a bit confusing. I was under the impression that this would work for domains with a shared IP as well? On Fri, 26 May 2017, 04:14 Jamie Cameron, <***@webmin.com> wrote: You don't need to use that button - it copies the cert to the Dovecot default. Instead, there is a setting on the Virtualmin Configuration page under "SSL settings" called "Copy per-IP SSL certificates to Dovecot?" This will enable copying for new domains, or when SSL is enabled for existing domains. On 24/May/2017 22:20 Pat Erler <***@gmail.com> wrote .. > changelog says: > > > - SSL certificates can now be copied to Dovecot even for virtual servers > that don't have their own private IP address. > - The SSL certificate for all virtual servers will now be configured for > use in the Virtualmin UI on p
ort 10000, so that URLs like > https://admin.domain.com:10000/ work without cert errors. > > > but when I press "copy to.." webmin/dovecot the certificates for all > domains get overwritten (ie the "main" domain) > > so, either this setting is somewhere else or it doesn't seem to work? > > best, > > PAT > > -- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Check out the vibrant tech community on one of the world's most engaging tech sites, Slashdot.org! http://sdm.link/slashdot - Forwarded by the Webmin mailing list at webadmin-***@lists.sourceforge.net To remove yourself from this list, go to http://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/webadmin-list -- -- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Check out the vibrant tech community on one of the world's most engaging tech sites, Slashdot.org! http://sdm.link/slashdot- Forwarded by the Webmin mailing list at webadmin-***@lists.sourc
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Michael Huntley

2017-06-02 04:10:23 UTC

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So no-joy with existing domains with SSL?

Post by Jamie Cameron
Hi Pat,
You don't need to click that Copy to Dovecot button - the cert should be copied to the per-domain Dovecot config automatically (for new domains).
ok, first, sorry, I meant 5.99 all along.
this is what I am running (s. below), but the problem is as described. As soon as I try to copy a let's encrypt certificate to webmin or dovecot every request to the servers IP gets served this certificate.
Operating system
Ubuntu Linux 14.04.5
Webmin version
1.840
Virtualmin version
5.99
It will ... in Virtualmin 5.99 and above.
Does it? Will it? :)
ok, I've seen this option, but it's a bit confusing. I was under the impression that this would work for domains with a shared IP as well?
Dovecot default. Instead, there is a setting on the Virtualmin
Configuration page under "SSL settings" called "Copy per-IP SSL
certificates to Dovecot?"
This will enable copying for new domains, or when SSL is enabled
for existing domains.

Post by Jamie Cameron
- SSL certificates can now be copied to Dovecot even for virtual servers
that don't have their own private IP address.
- The SSL certificate for all virtual servers will now be configured for
use in the Virtualmin UI on port 10000, so that URLs like
https://admin.domain.com:10000/ work without cert errors.
but when I press "copy to.." webmin/dovecot the certificates for all
domains get overwritten (ie the "main" domain)
so, either this setting is somewhere else or it doesn't seem to work?
best,
PAT
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Jamie Cameron

2017-06-02 15:12:20 UTC

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You could turn SSL off and on again on the Edit Virtual Server page.

On 01/Jun/2017 21:10 Michael Huntley <***@huntley.net> wrote ..

So no-joy with existing domains with SSL?

On 2017-06-01 18:40, Jamie Cameron wrote:

Hi Pat,You don't need to click that Copy to Dovecot button - the cert should be copied to the per-domain Dovecot config automatically (for new domains).

On 30/May/2017 02:32 Pat Erler <***@gmail.com> wrote .. ok, first, sorry, I meant 5.99 all along. this is what I am running (s. below), but the problem is as described. As soon as I try to copy a let's encrypt certificate to webmin or dovecot every request to the servers IP gets served this certificate. Operating system Ubuntu Linux 14.04.5 Webmin version 1.840 Virtualmin version 5.99 On Tue, May 30, 2017 at 12:01 AM Jamie Cameron <***@webmin.com> wrote:

It will ... in Virtualmin 5.99 and above.

On 29/May/2017 07:34 Pat Erler <***@gmail.com> wrote .. Does it? Will it? :) On Fri, May 26, 2017 at 6:50 AM Pat Erler <***@gmail.com> wrote: ok, I've seen this option, but it's a bit confusing. I was under the impression that this would work for domains with a shared IP as well? On Fri, 26 May 2017, 04:14 Jamie Cameron, <***@webmin.com> wrote: You don't need to use that button - it copies the cert to the Dovecot default. Instead, there is a setting on the Virtualmin Configuration page under "SSL settings" called "Copy per-IP SSL certificates to Dovecot?" This will enable copying for new domains, or when SSL is enabled for existing domains. On 24/May/2017 22:20 Pat Erler <***@gmail.com> wrote .. > changelog says: > > > - SSL certificates can now be copied to Dovecot even for virtual servers > that don't have their own private IP address. > - The SSL certificate for all virtual servers will now be configured for > use in the Virtualmin UI on p
ort 10000, so that URLs like > https://admin.domain.com:10000/ work without cert errors. > > > but when I press "copy to.." webmin/dovecot the certificates for all > domains get overwritten (ie the "main" domain) > > so, either this setting is somewhere else or it doesn't seem to work? > > best, > > PAT > > -- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Check out the vibrant tech community on one of the world's most engaging tech sites, Slashdot.org! http://sdm.link/slashdot - Forwarded by the Webmin mailing list at webadmin-***@lists.sourceforge.net To remove yourself from this list, go to http://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/webadmin-list -- -- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Check out the vibrant tech community on one of the world's most engaging tech sites, Slashdot.org! http://sdm.link/slashdot- Forwarded by the Webmin mailing list at webadmin-***@lists.sou
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Michael Huntley

2017-06-02 15:24:28 UTC

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Works for me!

Post by Jamie Cameron
You could turn SSL off and on again on the Edit Virtual Server page.
So no-joy with existing domains with SSL?
Hi Pat,
You don't need to click that Copy to Dovecot button - the cert should be copied to the per-domain Dovecot config automatically (for new domains).
ok, first, sorry, I meant 5.99 all along.
this is what I am running (s. below), but the problem is as described. As soon as I try to copy a let's encrypt certificate to webmin or dovecot every request to the servers IP gets served this certificate.
Operating system
Ubuntu Linux 14.04.5
Webmin version
1.840
Virtualmin version
5.99
It will ... in Virtualmin 5.99 and above.
Does it? Will it? :)
ok, I've seen this option, but it's a bit confusing. I was under the impression that this would work for domains with a shared IP as well?
Dovecot default. Instead, there is a setting on the Virtualmin
Configuration page under "SSL settings" called "Copy per-IP SSL
certificates to Dovecot?"
This will enable copying for new domains, or when SSL is enabled
for existing domains.

Post by Jamie Cameron
- SSL certificates can now be copied to Dovecot even for virtual servers
that don't have their own private IP address.
- The SSL certificate for all virtual servers will now be configured for
use in t he Virtualmin UI on port 10000, so that URLs like
https://admin.domain.com:10000/ work without cert errors.
but when I press "copy to.." webmin/dovecot the certificates for all
domains get overwritten (ie the "main" domain)
so, either this setting is somewhere else or it doesn't seem to work?
best,
PAT
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Pat Erler

2017-06-02 15:47:14 UTC

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ok, but we have a lot of domains on the servers, some bulk option would be
nice to have..
also, does the certificate works in usermin?

Post by Michael Huntley
Works for me!
You could turn SSL off and on again on the Edit Virtual Server page.
So no-joy with existing domains with SSL?
Hi Pat,
You don't need to click that Copy to Dovecot button - the cert should be
copied to the per-domain Dovecot config automatically (for new domains).
ok, first, sorry, I meant 5.99 all along.
this is what I am running (s. below), but the problem is as described. As
soon as I try to copy a let's encrypt certificate to webmin or dovecot
every request to the servers IP gets served this certificate.
Operating system Ubuntu Linux 14.04.5
Webmin version 1.840
Virtualmin version 5.99

Post by Jamie Cameron
It will ... in Virtualmin 5.99 and above.
Does it? Will it? :)

Post by Pat Erler
ok, I've seen this option, but it's a bit confusing. I was under the
impression that this would work for domains with a shared IP as well?

- SSL certificates can now be copied to Dovecot even for virtual

servers

that don't have their own private IP address.
- The SSL certificate for all virtual servers will now be

configured for

use in t he Virtualmin UI on port 10000, so that URLs like
https://admin.domain.com:10000/ work without cert errors.
but when I press "copy to.." webmin/dovecot the certificates for all
domains get overwritten (ie the "main" domain)
so, either this setting is somewhere else or it doesn't seem to work?
best,
PAT
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Jamie Cameron

2017-06-02 17:34:21 UTC

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You could use the Virtualmin command-line API to loop over your domains with SSL enabled ad re-enable it for each one.And yes, it will work in usermin too.

On 02/Jun/2017 08:47 Pat Erler <***@gmail.com> wrote .. ok, but we have a lot of domains on the servers, some bulk option would be nice to have.. also, does the certificate works in usermin? On Fri, Jun 2, 2017 at 5:30 PM Michael Huntley <***@huntley.net> wrote:

Works for me!

On 2017-06-02 08:12, Jamie Cameron wrote:

You could turn SSL off and on again on the Edit Virtual Server page.

On 01/Jun/2017 21:10 Michael Huntley <***@huntley.net> wrote ..

So no-joy with existing domains with SSL?

On 2017-06-01 18:40, Jamie Cameron wrote:

Hi Pat,You don't need to click that Copy to Dovecot button - the cert should be copied to the per-domain Dovecot config automatically (for new domains).

On 30/May/2017 02:32 Pat Erler <***@gmail.com> wrote .. ok, first, sorry, I meant 5.99 all along. this is what I am running (s. below), but the problem is as described. As soon as I try to copy a let's encrypt certificate to webmin or dovecot every request to the servers IP gets served this certificate. Operating system Ubuntu Linux 14.04.5 Webmin version 1.840 Virtualmin version 5.99 On Tue, May 30, 2017 at 12:01 AM Jamie Cameron <***@webmin.com> wrote:

It will ... in Virtualmin 5.99 and above.

On 29/May/2017 07:34 Pat Erler <***@gmail.com> wrote .. Does it? Will it? :) On Fri, May 26, 2017 at 6:50 AM Pat Erler <***@gmail.com> wrote: ok, I've seen this option, but it's a bit confusing. I was under the impression that this would work for domains with a shared IP as well? On Fri, 26 May 2017, 04:14 Jamie Cameron, <***@webmin.com> wrote: You don't need to use that button - it copies the cert to the Dovecot default. Instead, there is a setting on the Virtualmin Configuration page under "SSL settings" called "Copy per-IP SSL certificates to Dovecot?" This will enable copying for new domains, or when SSL is enabled for existing domains. On 24/May/2017 22:20 Pat Erler <***@gmail.com> wrote .. > changelog says: > > > - SSL certificates can now be copied to Dovecot even for virtual servers > that don't have their own private IP address. > - The SSL certificate for all virtual servers will now be configured for > use in t he Virtualmin UI on
port 10000, so that URLs like > https://admin.domain.com:10000/ work without cert errors. > > > but when I press "copy to.." webmin/dovecot the certificates for all > domains get overwritten (ie the "main" domain) > > so, either this setting is somewhere else or it doesn't seem to work? > > best, > > PAT > > -- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Check out the vibrant tech community on one of the world's most engaging tech sites, Slashdot.org! http://sdm.link/slashdot - Forwarded by the Webmin mailing list at webadmin-***@li sts.sourceforge.net To remove yourself from this list, go to http://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/webadmin-list -- -- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Check out the vibrant tech community on one of the world's most engaging tech sites, Slashdot.org! http://sdm.link/slashdot- Forwarded by the Webmin mailing list at webadmin-***@lists.sourceforge
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Pat Erler

2017-06-03 14:50:45 UTC

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unfortunately this doesn't work that way. I tested it with

#!/bin/sh
virtualmin disable-feature --ssl --domain domains.com
virtualmin enable-feature --ssl --domain domains.com

problem mainly seems to be, that their is no letsencrypt certificate
requested this way, so nothing is copied. this is a domain which already
had a letsencrypt certificate.

Post by Jamie Cameron
You could use the Virtualmin command-line API to loop over your domains
with SSL enabled ad re-enable it for each one.
And yes, it will work in usermin too.
ok, but we have a lot of domains on the servers, some bulk option would be
nice to have..
also, does the certificate works in usermin?

Post by Michael Huntley
Works for me!
You could turn SSL off and on again on the Edit Virtual Server page.
<http://reply_mail.cgi?new=1&to=michael%40huntley%2Enet>> wrote ..
So no-joy with existing domains with SSL?
Hi Pat,
You don't need to click that Copy to Dovecot button - the cert should be
copied to the per-domain Dovecot config automatically (for new domains).
<http://reply_mail.cgi?new=1&to=perler%40gmail%2Ecom>> wrote ..
ok, first, sorry, I meant 5.99 all along.
this is what I am running (s. below), but the problem is as described. As
soon as I try to copy a let's encrypt certificate to webmin or dovecot
every request to the servers IP gets served this certificate.
Operating system Ubuntu Linux 14.04.5
Webmin version 1.840
Virtualmin version 5.99

Post by Jamie Cameron
It will ... in Virtualmin 5.99 and above.
Does it? Will it? :)

Post by Pat Erler
ok, I've seen this option, but it's a bit confusing. I was under the
impression that this would work for domains with a shared IP as well?

- SSL certificates can now be copied to Dovecot even for virtual

servers

that don't have their own private IP address.
- The SSL certificate for all virtual servers will now be

configured for

use in t he Virtualmin UI on port 10000, so that URLs like
https://admin.domain.com:10000/ work without cert errors.
but when I press "copy to.." webmin/dovecot the certificates for all
domains get overwritten (ie the "main" domain)
so, either this setting is somewhere else or it doesn't seem to work?
best,
PAT
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Pat Erler

2017-06-05 10:58:21 UTC

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ok, and I now tried this with a brand new domain and still, on port 993 the
primary certificate is served, not the letsencrypt certificate for the
specific domain.

Post by Pat Erler
unfortunately this doesn't work that way. I tested it with
#!/bin/sh
virtualmin disable-feature --ssl --domain domains.com
virtualmin enable-feature --ssl --domain domains.com
problem mainly seems to be, that their is no letsencrypt certificate
requested this way, so nothing is copied. this is a domain which already
had a letsencrypt certificate.

Post by Jamie Cameron
You could use the Virtualmin command-line API to loop over your domains
with SSL enabled ad re-enable it for each one.
And yes, it will work in usermin too.
ok, but we have a lot of domains on the servers, some bulk option would
be nice to have..
also, does the certificate works in usermin?

Post by Michael Huntley
Works for me!
You could turn SSL off and on again on the Edit Virtual Server page.
<http://reply_mail.cgi?new=1&to=michael%40huntley%2Enet>> wrote ..
So no-joy with existing domains with SSL?
Hi Pat,
You don't need to click that Copy to Dovecot button - the cert should be
copied to the per-domain Dovecot config automatically (for new domains).
<http://reply_mail.cgi?new=1&to=perler%40gmail%2Ecom>> wrote ..
ok, first, sorry, I meant 5.99 all along.
this is what I am running (s. below), but the problem is as described.
As soon as I try to copy a let's encrypt certificate to webmin or dovecot
every request to the servers IP gets served this certificate.
Operating system Ubuntu Linux 14.04.5
Webmin version 1.840
Virtualmin version 5.99

Post by Jamie Cameron
It will ... in Virtualmin 5.99 and above.
Does it? Will it? :)

Post by Pat Erler
ok, I've seen this option, but it's a bit confusing. I was under the
impression that this would work for domains with a shared IP as well?

- SSL certificates can now be copied to Dovecot even for virtual

servers

that don't have their own private IP address.
- The SSL certificate for all virtual servers will now be

configured for

use in t he Virtualmin UI on port 10000, so that URLs like
https://admin.domain.com:10000/ work without cert errors.
but when I press "copy to.." webmin/dovecot the certificates for all
domains get overwritten (ie the "main" domain)
so, either this setting is somewhere else or it doesn't seem to

work?

best,
PAT
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