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The easiest way to use certbot from CLI is to just type <code>certbot</code>. It will give you a list of domains it sees as configured, and ask which ones you'd like certificates for. | The easiest way to use certbot from CLI is to just type <code>certbot</code>. It will give you a list of domains it sees as configured, and ask which ones you'd like certificates for. | ||
After configuring a new domain, be sure to run <code>apachectl configtest</code> before restarting Apache. (see {{l/htyp|apachectl}}) | |||
Revision as of 14:51, 30 January 2025
Notes
The easiest way to use certbot from CLI is to just type certbot. It will give you a list of domains it sees as configured, and ask which ones you'd like certificates for.
After configuring a new domain, be sure to run apachectl configtest before restarting Apache. (see apachectl)