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Hi, thanks for this awesome project. I deployed it according to the provided instructions and can access the service definition page normally. However, when trying to request a certificate with certbot, it runs into an "invalid domain name" error:
{"@t":"2024-10-03T01:07:20.8835537Z","@m":"Tried using Config "xxxxxx.area51.local\area51-xxxxxxx-CA" and Template "ACMETemplate" to issue certificate","@i":"171e7241","@l":"Error","CAServer":"xxxxxxx.area51.local\area51-xxxxxxx-CA","TemplateName":"ACMETemplate","SourceContext":"TGIT.ACME.Protocol.IssuanceServices.ADCS.CertificateIssuer"}
{"@t":"2024-10-03T01:07:20.8840764Z","@m":"Exception has been raised during certificate issuance.","@i":"34777d5d","@l":"Error","@x":"System.Runtime.InteropServices.COMException (0x800704BC): CCertRequest::Submit: The format of the specified domain name is invalid. 0x800704bc (WIN32: 1212 ERROR_INVALID_DOMAINNAME)\r\n at CERTCLILib.CCertRequestClass.Submit(Int32 Flags, String strRequest, String strAttributes, String strConfig)\r\n at TGIT.ACME.Protocol.IssuanceServices.ADCS.CertificateIssuer.IssueCertificate(String csr, CancellationToken cancellationToken) in D:\Th11s\ACME-Server-ADCS\src\ACME.CertProvider.ADCS\CertificateIssuer.cs:line 37","SourceContext":"TGIT.ACME.Protocol.IssuanceServices.ADCS.CertificateIssuer"}
The request does not seem to make it through to the ADCS, as I don't see any failed requests or anything in its logs. Any hint on what might be the problem?
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The domain of the request was alpcipve-linux01.area51.local, although I also tried without the hyphen (alpcipvelinux01.area51.local) and ran into the same results.
I tried to find a list what windows would recognize as misformatted domain names, but failed.
My guess would be, that it does not like the .local "TLD" (which is probably a bad idea to use for a lot of reasons).
Edit: hostnames containing - and such are not an issue with the tool.
Hi, thanks for this awesome project. I deployed it according to the provided instructions and can access the service definition page normally. However, when trying to request a certificate with certbot, it runs into an "invalid domain name" error:
{"@t":"2024-10-03T01:07:20.8835537Z","@m":"Tried using Config "xxxxxx.area51.local\area51-xxxxxxx-CA" and Template "ACMETemplate" to issue certificate","@i":"171e7241","@l":"Error","CAServer":"xxxxxxx.area51.local\area51-xxxxxxx-CA","TemplateName":"ACMETemplate","SourceContext":"TGIT.ACME.Protocol.IssuanceServices.ADCS.CertificateIssuer"}
{"@t":"2024-10-03T01:07:20.8840764Z","@m":"Exception has been raised during certificate issuance.","@i":"34777d5d","@l":"Error","@x":"System.Runtime.InteropServices.COMException (0x800704BC): CCertRequest::Submit: The format of the specified domain name is invalid. 0x800704bc (WIN32: 1212 ERROR_INVALID_DOMAINNAME)\r\n at CERTCLILib.CCertRequestClass.Submit(Int32 Flags, String strRequest, String strAttributes, String strConfig)\r\n at TGIT.ACME.Protocol.IssuanceServices.ADCS.CertificateIssuer.IssueCertificate(String csr, CancellationToken cancellationToken) in D:\Th11s\ACME-Server-ADCS\src\ACME.CertProvider.ADCS\CertificateIssuer.cs:line 37","SourceContext":"TGIT.ACME.Protocol.IssuanceServices.ADCS.CertificateIssuer"}
The request does not seem to make it through to the ADCS, as I don't see any failed requests or anything in its logs. Any hint on what might be the problem?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: