On 04/08/26 06:45, Massimo S. wrote:

Il 11/06/2026 08:21, Peter Moylan ha scritto:

On 10/06/26 18:09, Massimo S. wrote:

Il 09/06/2026 13:03, Peter Moylan ha scritto:

If that doesn't help, here is another possibility. We have seen in the
past that different versions of uacme make different assumptions about
default directories. The best defence against that is to make sure that
your own scripts use explicit paths instead of relying on the default
assumptions. Now that I think of it, I think I had to do that when
updating to version 1.2.4.

do you have a script that use 1.2.4 to share?
(of course in private email)

The uacme-hook.cmd script is the one that Steven shared some time
back, probably on this list. The only changes I remember making are

   /* Find docs directory for server */
   docsdir = 'D:\Domains\'

and

   subdir = root || '.' || tld
   if subdir == 'pmoylan.org' then subdir = subdir'\Public'

both of which are to identify where I keep my HTML files. Then there's
a script that I wrote myself, called issue_pmoylan.org, whose content
is the single line

uacme -v -c C:\etc\ssl\uacme -h uacme-hook.cmd issue pmoylan.org
www.pmoylan.org mail.pmoylan.org

Hi Peter and Steven,

where do you have "cacert.pem"?

here is under "x:\mydir\etc\ssl"
maybe this is not the right place

I don't have a cacert.pem. Do you mean cert.pem?

I have a cert.pem in directory C:\etc\ssl\uacme\pmoylan.org

(But I didn't put it there. Let's Encrypt put it there.)