Since the last update, I’ve been encountering a possible bug when updating SSL certificates. When I update the certificate of a Virtual Server, Virtualmin shows no error…
Thank you for your replies (and sorry for not creating a new topic)!
Even though the files dates have indeed changed and match the attempts to update the certificates (suggesting that they were edited), the signed certificates were not updated and the old certificates are still in place. This is confirmed in the browser (that’s actually how I initially noticed it), which still shows the old certificates.
The file paths are correct in “Manage Virtual Server ⇾ Setup SSL Certificate”: /home/user/ssl.cert and /home/user/ssl.key.
For your information, these are DigiCert/RapidSSL certificates, but I don’t think that makes any difference. At this point, I’ve worked around the issue by manually editing the ssl.cert, ssl.combined, and ssl.everything files (+ restarting Apache).
Have you tried another browser just to make sure there is no browser caching issue, i have found chrome tends to cache some certificates and switching to firefox the issue is resolved. In tbis instance I have stopped chrome and restarted it an the new certificate is used
Yes, I did that (and yes, I also first suspected a caching issue). That wasn’t the explanation … and I should add that after manually editing the ssl.cert, ssl.combined, and ssl.everything files (+ restarting Apache and refreshing the sites in Chrome), the certificates were updated and the problem was fixed.
I know it’s strange. I’m starting to think it might be a mistake on my part with the new look of the “Manage Virtual Server ⇾ Setup SSL Certificate” page. At the next certificate renewal, I’ll check everything step by step to document it in case the problem happens again.
