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    Update: This is now working. 4096-bit RSA Private Key appears not to be working

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      costanzo
      last edited by costanzo

      Update: This is now working. There was an issue with the version of ACME that had an issue related to Cloudflare. The latest package resolved the issue.


      When creating a Let's Encrypt Certificate with the Private Key set to 4096-bit, the Cert created is only 2048-bit.

      Is this an issue with the Acme package or a limitation with Let's Encrypt? I tried creating a "new" cert as well as renewing, both have the same outcome.

      Am I doing something wrong? The cert is a wildcard cert and I am using the HAProxy proxy.

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      Thanks in advance for any suggestions.

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      • KlausFK
        KlausF
        last edited by

        Hi,
        I just installed ACME, and made an LetsEncrypt certificate with 4096 bit public key.
        The only difference between your setup and mine, is that I use DNS manual.

        Regards
        Klaus

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        • johnpozJ
          johnpoz LAYER 8 Global Moderator
          last edited by

          I just looked at acme cert I use in haproxy, and it shows 4096

          publickey.jpg

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          • GertjanG
            Gertjan
            last edited by Gertjan

            This :

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            is the Let'senscrypt' intermediate certificat, not the certificate you received from Letsenscrypt.

            When you inspect the sit's (pfSense) cert with a normal browser like FF, you'll see the 3 of them :

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            Yours is the most left one.
            Like mine : 4096 ....
            But hey, even 2048 will do for decades ...... although you have to trach it after 90 days max.

            edit : also .... the details of the cert you showed last for some 15 months .... that's not the 90 days max duration Letsencrypt is advertising with ;)

            No "help me" PM's please. Use the forum, the community will thank you.
            Edit : and where are the logs ??

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