The other day I went to update my certificates and was receiving an error running the letsencrypt script to update. The error was<\/p>\n
Error: couldn’t get currently installed version for \/root\/.local\/share\/letsencrypt\/bin\/letsencrypt:
\nAn unexpected error occurred:
\nVersionConflict: (certbot 0.11.1 (\/root\/.local\/share\/letsencrypt\/lib\/python2.7\/site-packages), <\/p>\n
Or something along that lines.<\/p>\n
After trying to remember what I changed I realized I did upgrade to the latest version of Ubuntu on this system.<\/p>\n
After a little more troubleshooting this is how I ended up fixing it.<\/p>\n
1. Change to your letsencrypt directory
\n2. Change to root – sudo su
\n3. remove the letsencrypt share cache (?) .. run rm -rf ~\/.local\/share\/letsencrypt
\n4. ReRun the letsencrypt scripot – .\/letsencrypt-auto –apache and follow the prompts<\/p>\n
I image in could run .\/letsencrypt-auto renew and it would have worked also. I will test this theory later.<\/p>\n
Hope that helps you .<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
The other day I went to update my certificates and was receiving an error running the letsencrypt script to update. The error was Error: couldn’t get currently installed version for \/root\/.local\/share\/letsencrypt\/bin\/letsencrypt: An unexpected error occurred: VersionConflict: (certbot 0.11.1 (\/root\/.local\/share\/letsencrypt\/lib\/python2.7\/site-packages), Or something along that lines. After trying to remember what I… Continue reading