CertBot - Lets Encrypt SSL Problem

[GrumpyYoungMan]

Hello, I have small issue, again, I think...

I am trying to use CertBot with Let's Encrypt but the SSL certificates seems to be shared across ALL domains on the server and not issued per virtual host?

Is this normal, or can I stop it from listing all server domains in the SSL - as it ideally needs to be per virtual host?

Server is Ubuntu with Webmin installed.

[benanamen]

From the console as as root, run: certbot --apache

You will get a list of domains on the server. Select the number for the one you want the cert for. FYI. certbot will create your 443 virtual server config so make sure there is not one already there before you do this.

[GrumpyYoungMan]

I take it, that is different to the -v option?

[GrumpyYoungMan]

From the console as as root, run: certbot --apache

You will get a list of domains on the server. Select the number for the one you want the cert for. FYI. certbot will create your 443 virtual server config so make sure there is not one already there before you do this.

Thanks for your help!

So, it looks as if you do not choose an option and let Certbot create a certificate for all the domains configured in Apache it creates one big certificate, whereas if you choose it via the options (1,2,3,etc) it creates separate certificates, I guess it makes sense for it to work like that?

(the -v and --apache options to do the same thing on?)