I have just upgraded my AWS EC2 instance and now my SSL certificates are not working.
I made an image of my server and used it to boot a new one.
I ran /scripts/build_cpnat to correct a NAT issue that the autossl_check script complained about.
Now according to autossl_check all certificates are up to date.
The problem I am seeing is when I navigate to a web site, it is being presented with the root certificate for my CPanel console access, so all SSL requests are failing.
Is there a script to reset all the SSL or could it perhaps be a apache/nginx issue?
I made an image of my server and used it to boot a new one.
I ran /scripts/build_cpnat to correct a NAT issue that the autossl_check script complained about.
Now according to autossl_check all certificates are up to date.
The problem I am seeing is when I navigate to a web site, it is being presented with the root certificate for my CPanel console access, so all SSL requests are failing.
Is there a script to reset all the SSL or could it perhaps be a apache/nginx issue?
