Rudy Affandi
Rudy Affandi
I would really appreciate it if you could bump all the twig requirements to v3.x Cheers đź‘Ť
@sinky set your endpoint to `api/api`
@tu5, usually that happens when Let's Encrypt does not recognize the domain name yet. Perhaps it's time to add `--dryrun` option so people can see whether their domain name is...
Did you just recently changed your DNS record on both domain.com and www.domain.com? Let's Encrypt won't run unless your domain records match the server IP.
How to uninstall https://github.com/lesaff/serverpilot-letsencrypt#if-things-go-wrong
I haven't ran into this issue yet. I'll run some tests on this. Thx for reporting the problem.
Good question. I can add this to the script functionality. For now, you have to remove the `.ssl.conf` file and re-run the script again.
@bekircem, Google Chrome is notorious for caching SSL. You might want to test your site on different browser (if available). If not, try clearing browser history on your Chrome.
Looks like there's an `htaccess` rule that keeps redirecting the site to `http://`
Is there any other redirect rule somewhere in your htaccess that forces http?