[BUG] Generated Certificates Can't Be Created
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Describe the bug
Generating Certificates from the dSIPRouter UI does not work. You will get the following error message: "Issue with validating ownership of the domain. Please add a DNS record for this domain and try again". The real issue is that the certbot api is not able to bind to port 80 for the DNS challenge.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
- Login to the GUI
- Click on System Settings-> Certificates
- Click Add
- Click Generate
- Click Add
Expected behavior
A certificate should be created using letsencrypt
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Server Info:
- OS: output from
uname -a
- Distro: output from
cat /etc/os-release
- dSIPRouter Version: output from
dsiprouter version
If not on a release version include the branch name and last commit id - Kamailio Version: output from
kamailio -v
- RTPengine Version: output from
rtpengine -v
- Python Package Versions: if applicable, include output from
python3 -m pip freeze
Client Info:
- Device: e.g. Polycom VVX 350, Lenovo Thinkpad X1, ..
- OS: e.g. Windows 11, Ubuntu 22.04, ..
- Client Software: e.g. Mozilla Firefox 103.0, Zoiper 5.5.13, ..
Additional context
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I'll look into this one before we ship v0.73