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fix for issue 4972; error can not get domain token entry #4973

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@Hossy Hossy commented Jan 30, 2024

Addresses #4972

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arjanhouben commented Feb 4, 2024

even with this patch I am unable to renew my certificates, I don't really know what the problem is. How can I tell which command fails by looking at acme.sh.log? I am already using --debug 2

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seems to be related to my machine now connecting via ipv6 instead of 4, which means the previous whitelisted IP is no longer valid. I found this by reading the acme.sh.log from the start, as the script continuous even after encountering an error, which was surprising to me.

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Hossy commented Feb 7, 2024

even with this patch I am unable to renew my certificates, I don't really know what the problem is. How can I tell which command fails by looking at acme.sh.log? I am already using --debug 2

-- seems to be related to my machine now connecting via ipv6 instead of 4, which means the previous whitelisted IP is no longer valid. I found this by reading the acme.sh.log from the start, as the script continuous even after encountering an error, which was surprising to me.

You might need to run acme.sh with bash -x. Before that, try increasing --debug to 3

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