I used docker-compose up to automatically obtain the wildcard domain, then docker-compose down, and then docker-compose up, the certificate did become TRAEFIK DEFAULT CERT. Is there any way to not use the traefik default certificate after down and up
I followed this operation, it was successful,
But after docker-compose down then up, the certificate becomes traefik default cert.
I checked with dig
_acme-challenge.yourdomain. 21599 IN CNAME c9877300-2abb-40c6-87e6-321adcd1f625.auth.acme-dns.io
but it's _acme-challenge.default 21599 IN CNAME c9877300-2abb-40c6-87e6-321adcd1f625.auth.acme-dns.io
what can i do ?
solved
Ok, back up the previous acme.json, re-run docker-compose up -d to re-acquire the new pan-domain certificate, but forgot to create a new acme.json file, directly run docker-compose up -d automatically The generated acme.json turned out to be a directory, but the certificate is normal. Fainted. This acme-dns pan-domain certificate, follow-up open source docker-compose down and then docker-compose up, this operation seems to be invalid, becomes traefik default cert The default certificate, is there a way to use the certificate applied for after down and up, instead of the traefik default certificate. Is there a solution. Thank you