Summary:
Let's Encrypt SSL when using Cloudflare
Panelica Version: 4.5.264
OS Version (Ubuntu/Debian): Ubuntu 24.04
Steps to Reproduce:
1. Create free cloudflare account, add your dns settings for your domain.
2. In Panel Settings Config set SSL to use Let's Encrypt on new domain creation.
3. CGo to SSL Certs, you will see it is trying to use cloudflare ssl instead or self signed cert.
4. You have to click switch to Let's Encrypt for every domain you add even if set in panel settings.
Expected Behavior:
It should use Let's Encrypt from the start creating the domain.
Actual Behavior:
Creates domain using Cloudflare SSL or Self Assigned
Error Messages / Logs:
No error message because the panel is doing what it was coded to do, just not properly for this instance.
Screenshots:
None needed
Let's Encrypt SSL when using Cloudflare
Panelica Version: 4.5.264
OS Version (Ubuntu/Debian): Ubuntu 24.04
Steps to Reproduce:
1. Create free cloudflare account, add your dns settings for your domain.
2. In Panel Settings Config set SSL to use Let's Encrypt on new domain creation.
3. CGo to SSL Certs, you will see it is trying to use cloudflare ssl instead or self signed cert.
4. You have to click switch to Let's Encrypt for every domain you add even if set in panel settings.
Expected Behavior:
It should use Let's Encrypt from the start creating the domain.
Actual Behavior:
Creates domain using Cloudflare SSL or Self Assigned
Error Messages / Logs:
No error message because the panel is doing what it was coded to do, just not properly for this instance.
Screenshots:
None needed