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		<title>i-mscp certbot fix</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[The current let&#039;s encrypt plugin won&#039;t work any more, it throws an error about expired certificate when verifing after issuance, and removes SSL/TLS encryption for the site. This is caused because one of the LE root certificates has been expired.<br /><br />So I searched for a quick fix so that newly issued certificates will work again, and have written a small patch for the certbot client you can find <a href="http://www.cyberbyte.ch/Linux/certbot_fix_chain.tar.gz" >here</a>. This will remove the expired root CA cert within the certificate chain, resulting in verification done by i-mscp won&#039;t fail any more.]]></description>
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