From the logs we couldn’t find anything useful regarding the issue. The certificate has been signed successfully. You can try re-adding the SSL certificate (verify from different browser by clearing cache or from a different network) and let us know if the issue presists.
It’s an old site. It all started back in october when we changed from single domain to non-www and www-domain. See this forum post: SSL Certificat missing URL
So the cert error seems to have appeared after autorenewal.
DNS-Settings are handled by the customer so what we have is something like this (also see post above):
example .com A 192.168.1.1
www. example .com A 192.168.1.1
I requested the real DNS-Settings and report back later.
Can’t tell as another employee was handling this problem and is not part of the company anymore.
We renewed the SSL cert so the site doesn’t display the SSL warning - thanks for offering to keep the issue live for troubleshooting, but it wasn’t necessary in this case.
After investigating further, I think we may know what happened. There were a couple of records in .acme.sh where one record has both www and non-www and the other only contained the www record. I’m thinking what happened is that during renewal, the first record ran which would have been what we’d expect for SSL, and then the second one ran which overwrote the previous and left www but non-www with an SSL cert. I removed the second record so I believe the next renewal should work as expected. I verified that other domains with both www and non-www look correct.
We’ll see if we can repro how two records got in there…