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Log errors when applying for certificates (Cloudflare) #17
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Hey, thanks for the report. It's exciting to see this in use in node-RED! As for the errors you're seeing, these are result of DNS propagation not working. The plugin (when However, the Re: propagation issues, there's not much we can do about this besides some generic DNS suggestions as in #7. There's also some discussion in #9 about whether it's even worth waiting for the record deletion, but we haven't come to a conclusion there yet. If there's any further info you can provide, that'd be really helpful. |
Thanks James Also yes I can confirm that a fresh working certificate is issued each time, see https://testsub.digitalnut.co.uk:2086/ but the error still persists So not sure where to go with that. |
Thanks Paul. With the verification step on deletion, the script explicitly checks if the record no longer exists. When creating, it of course checks if the record exists and matches what is expected. This can be seen in acme-dns-01-cloudflare/index.js Line 194 in a59961b
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A colleague has kindly written a node-RED node which uses Acme, and acme-dns-01-cloudflare to auto install certificates for the node-RED community. We are having some problems and your help would be very much appreciated.
When the cert application is made, we are getting error messages despite the cert renewal being successful.
The Cloudflare token has the correct permissions (as per your readme), and your plugin is used with the following settings;
Any ideas why we are getting these errors?
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