Hello, I am trying to setup Lets Encrypt SSL, so while installing discourse, I tried setting the email for Lets encrypt but I got below error :- Checking your domain name . . . WARNING:: This server does not appear to be accessible at domainex.com:443 . A connection to http://domainex.com (port …

Your discourse server is not at http://domainex.com/ . Click the link you included. You’ll need to update your DNS to make it point to your discourse server. If there is something that could make that message more clear, please suggest it.

Hi Jay, that is an just an example link

Then it’s impossible to diagnose. Is it the case that your DNS does point to your server and the ports are open?and you can access discourse with your hostname? If so, you can ignore those warnings [Bild] WallBB: you might try anyway And see what happens. I don’t know under what conditions…

Hi pfaffman, I am able to access my domain and see the Congratulations page on discourse in http scenario, only thing is I get Error host not found if I try to access the account activate link. But this is a different issue. Now regarding the original issue, I pasted the exact message from discour…

[Bild] WallBB: only thing is I get Error host not found if I try to access the account activate link. But this is a different issue. I suspect that is the same issue. If you can’t share your domain name, I can’t help. One possibility is that you have two A records.

Hi Jay, I do have two A records, one is www and one is without www in GCP. Should I delete www ?

I mean that you may have two A records for your hostname. Only the hostname that you put in app.yml is checked by the script. If you think your DNS is right you can try enabling let’s encrypt. The evidence that I have is that you have something wrong.

Ah, hostname was incorrect :slight_smile: If I just rename the hostname, it should work pfaffman or I need to use launcher ?

For other people who see this in the future and have the same problem. I had to enable the port through firewall on Ubuntu sudo ufw allow 443/tcp

Getting error when setting up Let's Encrypt SSL on GCP

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Antichrist 22. Oktober 2019 um 12:21 11

Für andere, die das in Zukunft sehen und das gleiche Problem haben:
Ich musste den Port über die Firewall unter Ubuntu freischalten.
sudo ufw allow 443/tcp

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