🔒 SSL Certificate Manager

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Total Certificates

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Active

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Expiring ≤ 30 days

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Expired / Revoked

Certificates

Domain	Issuer	Issued	Expires	Days Left	Challenge	Status	Actions

Recent Renewal Logs

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Issue New SSL Certificate

Free certificate from Let's Encrypt. Valid 90 days, auto-renewed.

Point your domain DNS — Add an A record for your domain pointing to 188.241.187.58 before issuing.

Fill the form below and click Issue. The server will automatically verify domain ownership and obtain the certificate.

Download or use the certificate files from /opt/ssl-manager/certificates/<domain>/

Primary Domain *

Must have DNS A record → 188.241.187.58

Additional Domains / SANs (optional)

Comma-separated. Each must also point to this server.

Your Email *

Used for Let's Encrypt expiry notifications.

Validation Method

Web Root

Directory where ACME challenge file is placed. Default is correct.

⚠ DNS-01 requires you to manually add a TXT record to your DNS. The server will log the required value — check /opt/ssl-manager/logs/monitor.log.

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Deploy Certificate

Server IP / Hostname *

SSH Port

Username

Authentication

Password

SSH Key Path (on THIS server)

Web Server

Installs the certificate on this server (188.241.187.58).
Writes an nginx vhost config for HTTPS and reloads nginx.
After deploying, your site will be available at:

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One-Line Install Script

Run this command on any Linux server to automatically install the certificate, configure nginx/apache, and set up auto-renewal.

Domain

Run on your server (as root):

What the script does:

✓ Downloads certificate files from SSL Manager
✓ Auto-detects your web server (nginx / apache)
✓ Installs nginx if no web server is found
✓ Writes HTTPS vhost config with HTTP→HTTPS redirect
✓ Sets up daily cron job for auto-renewal
✓ Works on Ubuntu, Debian, CentOS, AlmaLinux, Rocky

Prerequisites

1. Your domain DNS A record must point to your server IP
2. Port 80 and 443 must be open on your server
3. Run the script as root or with sudo