I’m getting the following error on 2 of my domains (yet I had no trouble issuing SSL certs for my other domains). The server is not configured to use IPv6. And the domains in question also don’t have (to my knowledge) an IPv6 record configured.
Errors were found in your system’s BIND configuration : zone domain.com/IN: NS ‘server.domain.com’ has no address records (A or AAAA), zone domain.net/IN: not loaded due to errors., _default/domain.net/IN: bad zone
One thing that I have noticed though is when I am in the Let’s Encrypt tab it is showing the following “associated domains”:
I should note that these domains are ones that were hosted elsewhere under in another virtualmin server account and did have the autodiscover and autoconfig subdomains created. I have tried the option: Request certificate for → domains listed, and only putting in mydomain.com but I am still getting the IPv6 error. How can I flush out any errors and ‘stuck’ domains?
Hi. It is very strange to troubleshoot your case without knowing anything about your config:)
Did you try disabling IPv6?
Are you able to successfully ping your hostnames for outside?
What “Re-Check Configuration” returns?
Provide LE cert request output.
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My website is working…and I can ping it outside.
I had my website in vultr. Then I have made backed up my website from Vultr to a new dedicated server . After restoring the website everything is working fine exept the SSL certificate issue.
You are right when I click on Re-check configurations then I get same error as the one I got when I order Let’s encrypt.
Cant see that!
I run ubuntu 18.4.
I tried to disable the IPv6 via those comandos:
net.ipv6.conf.all.disable_ipv6=1
net.ipv6.conf.default.disable_ipv6=1
