DigitizedMe
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I just gave that a try, and same problem. Neither cert.pem or chain.pem were automatically created from the fullchain.pem.Tested both with asuscomm (DNS-based auth) and afraid (HTTP-based auth), both had no issue obtaining a Let's Encrypt certificate for me on my RT-AX88U.
Try clearing the content of /jffs/.le/ and /jffs/.certs/ first. If it still fails, send me your system log containing the acme.sh debug output.
EDIT: btw, all this "cat" command does is output the content of the certificate to the console, which is only useful when running acme.sh manually. The error message is simply because that output can't be sent to syslog.
Code:if [ "$Le_LinkCert" ]; then _info "$(__green "Cert success.")" cat "$CERT_PATH" _info "Your cert is in $(__green " $CERT_PATH ")" if [ -f "$CERT_KEY_PATH" ]; then _info "Your cert key is in $(__green " $CERT_KEY_PATH ")" fi if [ ! "$USER_PATH" ] || [ ! "$ACME_IN_CRON" ]; then USER_PATH="$PATH" _saveaccountconf "USER_PATH" "$USER_PATH" fi fi
Which acme.sh command should I append --debug to?