It looks like you already tried to register an account, as this message will only appear when the keypair you’re using has already been registered. This can happen if you don’t use a proper folder structure (this is important if you have multiple sites on your server).
In the default configuration, you need to always have the root directory (where your PHP files reside in) nested in another directory specific to that site, for example /sites/my-site-1/html/ and /sites/my-site-2/html. If you have your directories set up like /sites/my-site-1-html/ and /sites/my-site-2-html/, you will run into issues since the certificate directory always resides one level above the site’s root directory (which in the second case would be the same location).
If you have indeed a setup like the latter, you need to override the certificate directory location, by defining the constant WP_ENCRYPT_SSL_CERTIFICATES_DIR_PATH for each site and filling in the location where the certificate should be stored.
i think i have the 2nd option about how sites are,
you said i could override the location on where the certs are located,
but i dont understand where i do that
thank you again for the fast reply
I have a catalog in /public_html/letsencrypt/live/www.satanica.se so when the plugin does a cert for unknown.wtf it should write /public_html/letsencrypt/live/www.unknown.wtf and therefor not being an issue .. right? Since it works in that structure for the domain satanica.se ..
Yes, that works, the problem is that /public_html/letsencrypt/live/account is the same directory for both websites, so there is a collision there.
However I fixed this already and it will be included in the next plugin version – so then your problem should vanish. Give me a few days, and I will release it.
Hello there again Mr. Felix , any progress on the plugin yet?
I just released a new version. Please update and then try again.
