How config letsencrypt ssl for non-www and www domain on the aws elastic beanstalk?












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I use https://github.com/tomyates/letsencrypt-install-elasticbeanstalk-single-instance/ to configure the letsencrypt SSL for aws elastic beanstalk.



My issue: https://github.com/tomyates/letsencrypt-install-elasticbeanstalk-single-instance/issues/2



I configured SSL for domain.com, it OK. (LE_SSL_DOMAIN = domain.com)
but when i run www.domain.com, browser error:
"Your connection is not private".



So, how to configure SSL simultaneously for domain.com and www.domain.com?
I tried:



-d "$LE_SSL_DOMAIN" -d "www.$LE_SSL_DOMAIN"


But it not working!



Help me.Thank all!










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    I use https://github.com/tomyates/letsencrypt-install-elasticbeanstalk-single-instance/ to configure the letsencrypt SSL for aws elastic beanstalk.



    My issue: https://github.com/tomyates/letsencrypt-install-elasticbeanstalk-single-instance/issues/2



    I configured SSL for domain.com, it OK. (LE_SSL_DOMAIN = domain.com)
    but when i run www.domain.com, browser error:
    "Your connection is not private".



    So, how to configure SSL simultaneously for domain.com and www.domain.com?
    I tried:



    -d "$LE_SSL_DOMAIN" -d "www.$LE_SSL_DOMAIN"


    But it not working!



    Help me.Thank all!










    share|improve this question

























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      I use https://github.com/tomyates/letsencrypt-install-elasticbeanstalk-single-instance/ to configure the letsencrypt SSL for aws elastic beanstalk.



      My issue: https://github.com/tomyates/letsencrypt-install-elasticbeanstalk-single-instance/issues/2



      I configured SSL for domain.com, it OK. (LE_SSL_DOMAIN = domain.com)
      but when i run www.domain.com, browser error:
      "Your connection is not private".



      So, how to configure SSL simultaneously for domain.com and www.domain.com?
      I tried:



      -d "$LE_SSL_DOMAIN" -d "www.$LE_SSL_DOMAIN"


      But it not working!



      Help me.Thank all!










      share|improve this question














      I use https://github.com/tomyates/letsencrypt-install-elasticbeanstalk-single-instance/ to configure the letsencrypt SSL for aws elastic beanstalk.



      My issue: https://github.com/tomyates/letsencrypt-install-elasticbeanstalk-single-instance/issues/2



      I configured SSL for domain.com, it OK. (LE_SSL_DOMAIN = domain.com)
      but when i run www.domain.com, browser error:
      "Your connection is not private".



      So, how to configure SSL simultaneously for domain.com and www.domain.com?
      I tried:



      -d "$LE_SSL_DOMAIN" -d "www.$LE_SSL_DOMAIN"


      But it not working!



      Help me.Thank all!







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          My solution:



           sudo ./certbot-auto certonly -d "$LE_SSL_DOMAIN" --agree-tos --email "$LE_EMAIL" --webroot --webroot-path /var/app/current"$DOCUMENT_ROOT" --debug --non-interactive --renew-by-default


          => Update:



           sudo ./certbot-auto certonly --apache -d "$LE_SSL_DOMAIN" -d "www.$LE_SSL_DOMAIN" --agree-tos --email "$LE_EMAIL" --debug --non-interactive --renew-by-default





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            My solution:



             sudo ./certbot-auto certonly -d "$LE_SSL_DOMAIN" --agree-tos --email "$LE_EMAIL" --webroot --webroot-path /var/app/current"$DOCUMENT_ROOT" --debug --non-interactive --renew-by-default


            => Update:



             sudo ./certbot-auto certonly --apache -d "$LE_SSL_DOMAIN" -d "www.$LE_SSL_DOMAIN" --agree-tos --email "$LE_EMAIL" --debug --non-interactive --renew-by-default





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              My solution:



               sudo ./certbot-auto certonly -d "$LE_SSL_DOMAIN" --agree-tos --email "$LE_EMAIL" --webroot --webroot-path /var/app/current"$DOCUMENT_ROOT" --debug --non-interactive --renew-by-default


              => Update:



               sudo ./certbot-auto certonly --apache -d "$LE_SSL_DOMAIN" -d "www.$LE_SSL_DOMAIN" --agree-tos --email "$LE_EMAIL" --debug --non-interactive --renew-by-default





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                My solution:



                 sudo ./certbot-auto certonly -d "$LE_SSL_DOMAIN" --agree-tos --email "$LE_EMAIL" --webroot --webroot-path /var/app/current"$DOCUMENT_ROOT" --debug --non-interactive --renew-by-default


                => Update:



                 sudo ./certbot-auto certonly --apache -d "$LE_SSL_DOMAIN" -d "www.$LE_SSL_DOMAIN" --agree-tos --email "$LE_EMAIL" --debug --non-interactive --renew-by-default





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                My solution:



                 sudo ./certbot-auto certonly -d "$LE_SSL_DOMAIN" --agree-tos --email "$LE_EMAIL" --webroot --webroot-path /var/app/current"$DOCUMENT_ROOT" --debug --non-interactive --renew-by-default


                => Update:



                 sudo ./certbot-auto certonly --apache -d "$LE_SSL_DOMAIN" -d "www.$LE_SSL_DOMAIN" --agree-tos --email "$LE_EMAIL" --debug --non-interactive --renew-by-default






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