On 10/12/24 19:40, Massimo S. wrote:

hi,

1.0.9 default to c:\mptn\etc\ssl\uacme

eg.

c:\mptn\etc\ssl\uacme\private\www.yourwebsite.com for keys
c:\mptn\etc\ssl\uacme\www.yourwebsite.com for certs

with 1.2.4

i use the option  --c c:\mptn\etc\ssl\uacme

Thanks for that information. I've now changed my "issue" script to use the -c parameter (I assume your --c was a typo), and that has let me try version 1.0.19. Unfortunately this gives me exactly the same symptoms.

[C:\uacme]uacme -v -c C:\etc\ssl\uacme -h uacme-hook.cmd issue pmoylan.org www.p
moylan.org mail.pmoylan.org
uacme: version 1.0.19 starting on Wed, 11 Dec 2024 20:41:59
uacme: loading key from C:\etc\ssl\uacme/private/key.pem
uacme: loading key from C:\etc\ssl\uacme/private/pmoylan.org/key.pem
uacme: checking existence and expiration of C:\etc\ssl\uacme/pmoylan.org/cert.pe
m
uacme: C:\etc\ssl\uacme/pmoylan.org/cert.pem does not exist
uacme: fetching directory at https://acme-v02.api.letsencrypt.org/directory
A non-recoverable error occurred.  The process ended.

POPUPLOG.OS2 is completely unhelpful.

12-11-2024  20:41:59  SYS2070  PID 00e9  TID 0001  Slot 00d0
C:\UACME\UACME.EXE
CURL4->LIBCN0.1988
182

Apparently the crash was bad enough that the information was truncated.

I'm puzzled about what to do next. Well, I guess I should first check whether I have an outdated CURL4.DLL, but that's all I can think of.