It may not work using the fully automated method with Sentora or Nginx.
The webroot installation method at https://letsencrypt.readthedocs.org/en/l...ml#webroot is probably best as it does not interfere with your config files or stop your current web server. You just need to find the location of your site's public folder, and run it with the path and domain to get your cert. Configure Apache by pointing your SSL settings in your vhost config to the relevent certificate files which are stored in /etc/letsencrypt/live and restart Apache.
Certificates can be renewed automatically with a cronjob (the same command you use to issue the certificate plus restarting Apache).
Starting to add SSL to my sites now and it appears to be working great
The webroot installation method at https://letsencrypt.readthedocs.org/en/l...ml#webroot is probably best as it does not interfere with your config files or stop your current web server. You just need to find the location of your site's public folder, and run it with the path and domain to get your cert. Configure Apache by pointing your SSL settings in your vhost config to the relevent certificate files which are stored in /etc/letsencrypt/live and restart Apache.
Certificates can be renewed automatically with a cronjob (the same command you use to issue the certificate plus restarting Apache).
Starting to add SSL to my sites now and it appears to be working great
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