Hello,
I have a server running a Geotrust certificate on the primary hostname / cPanel services. That Geotrust certificate expires in six days. I would have expected the nightly UPCP to have already replaced this certificate with a cPanel-signed certificate but it has not.
Am I wrong in thinking that it should replace it?
If I want to replace the Geotrust cert on cPanel services with a cPanel signed certificate prior to expiration, how do I go about doing that? I'm trying to avoid any long period of time whereby it might generate a temporary self-signed certificate. I simply want to have a new cPanel-signed certificate provisioned and applied for the cPanel services tied to the primary hostname.
I don't have anything in place that would disable this, such as /var/cpanel/ssl/disable*
When I read the documentation about the cPanel-signed SSL, it seems to suggest that it won't replace a 3rd party certificate until it is actually expired, and that once the 3rd party cert expires it will generate a self-signed certificate to replace the expired certificate until the next time UPCP runs.
Mike
I have a server running a Geotrust certificate on the primary hostname / cPanel services. That Geotrust certificate expires in six days. I would have expected the nightly UPCP to have already replaced this certificate with a cPanel-signed certificate but it has not.
Am I wrong in thinking that it should replace it?
If I want to replace the Geotrust cert on cPanel services with a cPanel signed certificate prior to expiration, how do I go about doing that? I'm trying to avoid any long period of time whereby it might generate a temporary self-signed certificate. I simply want to have a new cPanel-signed certificate provisioned and applied for the cPanel services tied to the primary hostname.
I don't have anything in place that would disable this, such as /var/cpanel/ssl/disable*
When I read the documentation about the cPanel-signed SSL, it seems to suggest that it won't replace a 3rd party certificate until it is actually expired, and that once the 3rd party cert expires it will generate a self-signed certificate to replace the expired certificate until the next time UPCP runs.
Mike