letsencrypt install certificate fail

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Good morning gentlemen, I would like some help, I have a problem installing a certificate in fusionpbx.

I have already installed both Debian 11 and Fusion 20.04, both are experiencing problems.


When trying to install a certificate, an error occurs in nginx as shown in the screenshot.


There is no firewall, I left everything open, as this is an installation from scratch
 

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Neyamt said:
Is the server assigned public ip address directly ? or somewhere NAT is used
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No, this domain is pointed to a public IP, this machine is an Oracle cloud that I created.

Since the installation, I have already done the installation with this domain, everything was fine, only when installing the certificate does this problem occur.
 
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Neyamt said:
Please follow this and telnet your public ip address/public hostname from outside, with ports 80,443 once you got assured try again the script.


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Opening up port 80 and 443 for Oracle Cloud servers

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Thank you for providing the guidance, but I already have a fusion in production with an older version running in the same cloud, the doors are 100% open in the cloud. I'm really intrigued by these problems, I'm going to try to do it on Amazon's cloud to see if the same problem occurs
 
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I am using an Oracle instance as well and it works. I had issues before but I'm almost certain that wasn't the error I was getting, it seems your letsencrypt credentials may be wrong from the error. My error was I hit the quota limit, I can't remember if I got a 400 or something else but I'd check that's not the issue. You can try using the letsencrypt-test server to see if that works.
 
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cemotyz09 said:
I am using an Oracle instance as well and it works. I had issues before but I'm almost certain that wasn't the error I was getting, it seems your letsencrypt credentials may be wrong from the error. My error was I hit the quota limit, I can't remember if I got a 400 or something else but I'd check that's not the issue. You can try using the letsencrypt-test server to see if that works.
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very strange because the server is from scratch, as this is wrong, I'm doing everything step by step, I even changed the ways of installing, and different systems, I find this very strange.

How do I use this test?
 
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cemotyz09 said:
You did check it's using the correct VCN and that has the ports open right?
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sim as portas estão abertas, eu tenho um fusion mais antigo inclusive na oracle de produção essa nova versão que estou instalando para dev não funciona de jeito nenhum
 
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I just made a new one here and the same error remains, the one in the print is Debian, now I made it to Ubuntu and it continues to give the same problems
 
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