install_letsencrypt_certbot_apache2_ubuntu_server_22_04
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| If you have Certbot installed and it is not being detected, then purge it. | If you have Certbot installed and it is not being detected, then purge it. | ||
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| + | Go Here to: [[remove_letsencrypt_certbot_re_install|Remove LetsEncrypt Certbot in Order to Properly Re-Install Certbot]] | ||
| Reinstalling Certbot properly. | Reinstalling Certbot properly. | ||
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| Jun 22 15:02:09 svr1 systemd[1]: Started Run certbot twice daily. | Jun 22 15:02:09 svr1 systemd[1]: Started Run certbot twice daily. | ||
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| + | **Revoking LetsEncrypt Certificates** | ||
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| + | If you wish to remove a certificate from your server it can be revoked using a subcommand with Let’s Encrypt client. The command below can be used to revoke a particular certificate. | ||
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| + | $ sudo certbot revoke --cert-path / | ||
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| + | Note: Replace your-domain.com with the domain which certificate you wish to revoke. | ||
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| + | The process does not give a confirmation upon completion, but if you perform it again you will get a message that the certificate has already been revoked. | ||
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