Debian error

[Theolodewijk]

I get the follow error after I follow https://blog.khophi.co/use-letsencrypt-unifi-controller-ubuntu/

sudo ./unifi_ssl_import.sh

Starting UniFi Controller SSL Import...

Running in Let's Encrypt Mode...

Inspecting current SSL certificate...

Updated SSL certificate available. Proceeding with import...

Missing one or more required files. Check your settings.

[Theolodewijk]

celan install last debian version, up to date.
clean install unifi controler 5.5.20

[Theolodewijk]

No support here ?

[murdz112]

I'm getting the same error :(

[seanmavley]

@Theolodewijk Hi,

I just faced a similar issue. Solution was, there is/was a mismatch in the ssl generated. To explain.

If you generated your ssl with letsencrypt using a command like

sudo letsencrypt certonly --standalone --email [email protected] --text -d domain.com -d www.domain.com

Then in your ./unifi_ssl_import.sh, for the UNIFI_HOSTNAME, the value should be domain.com, and not www.domain.com

Letsencrypt uses the first domain to create the live, folder in /etc/letsencrypt

[the-random-user]

So what was the fix?

[seanmavley]

The error was a domain hostname mismatch. Solution was ensuring the domain name in the /etc/letsencrypt matches what's in the SSL import file

[acoolov]

I got the same error. How do I fix it?

[flmdsoundman]

Same error here, clean install of everything, domain name matches.

Any update?