Certification Issues with HTTPS and SSL
Issue Description
There is a known issue that will affect sites using HTTPS and SSL due to their certifications expiring after 90 days.
Cause
The Nginx certifications expire every 3 months and are not renewing automatically.
Resolution
There is a temporary stopgap for customers who need to get back up and running as soon as possible, and there is a permanent fix for those able to run an update file after hours.
Stop Gap Steps
- Stop all Chronicall services.
- Follow these steps if using Multimedia or Contact Center.
- Stop the nginx process.
- Windows:
- Open Task Manager.
- Find the nginx.exe process in the Processes tab.
- Right-click the nginx.exe process and select "End Process."
- Linux:
- Use the
ps aux | grep nginxcommand to find the PID of the nginx process. - Use the appropriate
killcommand for your version of Linux to end the process.
- Use the
- Windows:
- Navigate to the main Chronicall/ACR folder.
- E.g.:
C:\Program Files\Avaya Call ReportingC:\Program Files\ChronicallC:\Program Files (x86)\Chronicall/var/lib/Avaya Call Reporting/var/lib/Chronicall
- E.g.:
- Rename the nginx folder so Chronicall/ACR will rebuild it and download a fresh cert on the next service restart.
- E.g., change it from
nginxtonginx.old.
- E.g., change it from
- Restart all services.
Permanent Fix Steps
- Navigate to the downloads page for your brand of software.
- Chronicall: Chronicall Download Page
- Avaya Call Reporting: Avaya Call Reporting Download Page
- Run the update during your company's downtime by following our Updating Chronicall guide.
- It is always recommended to run updates/upgrades after hours and to perform a database backup beforehand.
Updated about 5 hours ago