Last week one of my domains stopped loading http content.
Domain pings, apache is active, I restarted apache.
It looks like the reason is there is a problem with the SSL certificate.
Should I just do a new certificate using Certbot?
Last week one of my domains stopped loading http content.
Domain pings, apache is active, I restarted apache.
It looks like the reason is there is a problem with the SSL certificate.
Should I just do a new certificate using Certbot?
If you have been already using Certbot with this domain until now, then no. The bad certificate is not the main problem – it's an indicator of another problem.
Notice that the current certificate isn't from Let's Encrypt anymore (or even from any CA at all) – it is a self-signed certificate that was automatically generated by the server. That's a very different situation from merely having a certificate that's expired, it means the web server isn't even looking at the correct file.
It is possible that your Apache configuration lost its <VirtualHost> configuration for this domain, so it no longer knows what certificate to use – and also no longer knows what webpages to serve. Check whether ServerName orcaaccounting.com
is still present in your httpd config.
(It's also possible that your DNS domain has been changed to point to a different server entirely...)
20 redirections exceeded.
Before that are multiple lines saying301 Moved Permanently
and[following]
. Your web server is misconfigured and causing a redirect loop.