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| Replace admin@sevennet.org with the destination server info, where admin is a username and sevennet.org is a target server domain or IP. | Replace admin@sevennet.org with the destination server info, where admin is a username and sevennet.org is a target server domain or IP. | ||
| - | ==== Move SSL certificates ==== | + | |
| + | ===== Move SSL certificates ===== | ||
| This is a really simple step. Log in to the new server and extract the certificates: | This is a really simple step. Log in to the new server and extract the certificates: | ||
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| </code> | </code> | ||
| - | Extract to the correct location | + | ===== Extract to the correct location ===== |
| Now you need to extract files to the correct location on the new server. Insite archive we already have the correct folder structure, so you can extract it "as is" if you are in the root folder: | Now you need to extract files to the correct location on the new server. Insite archive we already have the correct folder structure, so you can extract it "as is" if you are in the root folder: | ||
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| <note>If on the new server you have different Linux distro or custom letsencrypt installation you may need to manually copy files to the correct location.</note> | <note>If on the new server you have different Linux distro or custom letsencrypt installation you may need to manually copy files to the correct location.</note> | ||
| - | === Create symlinks === | + | ===== Create symlinks ===== |
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| </code> | </code> | ||
| - | Point domain to the new server | + | ===== Point domain to the new server ===== |
| Update nginx or apache configuration to use new certificates (for nginx): | Update nginx or apache configuration to use new certificates (for nginx): | ||
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| <code bash> | <code bash> | ||
| sudo cat /etc/cron.d/certbot | sudo cat /etc/cron.d/certbot | ||
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| SHELL=/bin/sh | SHELL=/bin/sh | ||
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| That's it, the domain name is pointing to the new server and certificates can be automatically renewed | That's it, the domain name is pointing to the new server and certificates can be automatically renewed | ||
| - | == Cleanup the old server == | + | ===== Cleanup the old server ===== |
| Now you can remove certificates and renewal config from the old server, execute the following: | Now you can remove certificates and renewal config from the old server, execute the following: | ||
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