Fingerprint changed after certifcate update

Subsonic

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Jun 28, 2023
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Hello guys,

about one month ago both my PVE and PBS automatically renewed their SSL-certificates over their ACME plugins, and after that they weren't able to communicate with each other. The fingerprint of the PBS changed so i had to manually change the fingerprint from the PBS in PVE. Backups are now working again but i still have problems to access the backups from inside PVE. Is this how it is supposed to be? I configured the ACME plugin to renew the certificates ever 3 months.

Thanks in advance,

Georg
 
As soon as you use a public certification authority, you no longer need the fingerprint (CA certificate) for the connections. Please delete it.
 
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Thanks for your fast reply! I've now removed the fingerprint and i will see if it's working now when the scheduled backup is running tonight.
 
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As soon as you use a public certification authority, you no longer need the fingerprint (CA certificate) for the connections. Please delete it.
Scheduled backups worked once again without problems, but i still have massive problems displaying the contents of my datastore.

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My datastore is a samba share mountet via the classic fstab route which is working without problems.
 
That I understand this correctly. Access from PVE works, but PBS itself no longer sees the pool correctly? But you can access it on the CMD (only files)?
 

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