I hate to open a new topic so quickly, but I’m not finding a good match in the forum when searching.
On my server, NethServer, Mail, and RoundCube all have valid certificates from Let’s Encrypt.
However, the Self Service User Portal that users can use to reset their passwords on their own does not and it is not working.
Whenever I click the link to the portal in my identity provider page it takes me here:
https://mail.[my domain].com/users-admin/[my domain].com/#/
and I get a 404 error. If I truncate the URL to this:
https://mail.[my domain].com/users-admin/
I get a 403 error (I think that part is as designed).
When I visit this site:
https://mail.[my server’s LAN IP address].com/users-admin/[my domain].com/#/
I’m taken to the Self Service User Portal, and am able to log in.
I examined the certificate on that site, and the URL is something similar to
host-123456.ns8.test
I looked in
/home/traefik1/.local/share/containers/storage/volumes/traefik-acme/_data/acme.json
as suggested in the forum, but the only certificate listed there is the correct one with the FQDN of the server.
So I’m curious where host-123456.ns8.test is coming from, and how to eradicate certs for host-123456.ns8.test because I’m afraid leaving it in there will cause more problems.
The self service portal isn’t a big deal, but, if/when users are not on site, it will become an issue.
For the moment, there’s currently just me and the admin user, although I plan on repeating the setup on my private server so my kids can also access groupware (isn’t that what all kids want? Collaboration and Productivity tools? hahahah). Speaking of, this problem is replicated on that server as well, so it’s two NethServer 8 installs with the same issue.
Any guidance is greatly appreciated!