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Sign failed with HTTP/1.1 400 Bad Request #111
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It seems that you are not using the latest version. Please uninstall and re-install the latest version. |
OK, I've installed the latest repo under my user, but it will still fails:
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I believe the log is not generated by our latest code.
And then try again.
https://certlogik.com/decoder/ The csr is located : |
Have reinstalled as you mentioned above, but it still fails (lease note that I've removed clear-text keys/certs from the logs). Your generated CSR ist valid (status "green" at all). |
Yes, I knew that you removed some keys/certs. but the output doesn't look like from our latest code. I just checked in a new version number 1.2.1. Please re-install, and see if the version number is correct. |
...but same error :-( |
The only difference I see between my running Debian setup is the curl version. Cloudlinux (6): 7.19.7 (x86_64-redhat-linux-gnu) |
Then can you please upgrade your curl version and try again? Or, you can uninstall curl, and install wget. we can support wget too. |
I just tried with my CentOS 6 VM, it uses curl 7.19.7, which is same as yours:
But it works for me, no issue is there. And, I just made a minor fix for you. Please update and try again. |
same issue :-( account.conf
dnsapi/dns-deep.sh
curl.dump
le.env
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please remove the line in your script:
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I just fix the code. the domain api will be run in a subshell. please try again. |
removed, but still same error :-( |
please update and try again |
IT WORKS!!!! |
yes, It seems that your |
Thanks for your patience. |
Many many thanks for your great support! Frank |
Hi,
I'm using your script without any issue under Debian, but it fails under Cloudlinux (CentOS).
Not sure what is the problem here?
Regrads
Frank
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