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    ACME using DNS-DuckDNS failing to renew cert

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      bmarkel
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      Hi,

      Running pfSense+ 24.03-RELEASE (amd64) with the ACME 0.8_1 package.

      I need some help getting a certificate renewed. I previously had a certificate signed by Let's Encrypt Prod ACME v2 using a DuckDNS subdomain working but then it stopped working.

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        bmarkel @bmarkel
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        @bmarkel
        First i tried manually clicking the Issue/Renew button in Services -> ACME -> Certificates. After a bit of thinking the icon shows a chain link with a slash through it. What seemed odd was there isn't an error message displayed. An old post somewhere mentioned setting the DNS-Sleep value to 120.

        This did help a little. After saving the changes and attempting to Issue/Renew again the screen refreshed with the ACME certbot messages giving me a partial error. Trying to simplify the issue I created a fresh certificate using Let's Encrypt Staging but the errors have been similar.

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          bmarkel @bmarkel
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          @bmarkel
          This did help a little. After saving the changes and attempting to Issue/Renew again the screen refreshed with the ACME certbot messages giving me a partial error. Trying to simplify the issue I created a fresh certificate using Let's Encrypt Staging but the errors have been similar.

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