[Solved]Certbot Illegal instruction

Troubleshooting
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Hello everyone, I want to say that I am very impressed with DietPi and how it automates a lot of boring tasks.

Unfortunately, I am having a little problem with certbot, I am not being able to use it properly. When I run
dietpi-letsencrypt, after doing Apply i get the following error,

[  OK  ] DietPi-LetsEncrypt | Nginx webserver detected
[  OK  ] DietPi-LetsEncrypt | Desired setting in /etc/nginx/sites-available/default was already set: 	server_name electronic4fun.com;
/DietPi/dietpi/dietpi-letsencrypt: line 54:  6498 Illegal instruction     $FP_BINARY $options --agree-tos --rsa-key-size "$LETSENCRYPT_KEYSIZE" -m "$LETSENCRYPT_EMAIL" -d "$LETSENCRYPT_DOMAIN"
[FAILURE] CertBot failed with error code (132), please check it's terminal output. Aborting...

May someone help me to understand this problem?

Thank you

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waulu13
Many thanks for your report.
The line 54 should be a totally different one, not sure if the script might be somehow wrong/corrupted.

Since v6.23 was just released, could you update first and retry then?

If it still does not work, please try to run CertBot manually:

certbot --nginx
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Thank you for replying MichaIng.

I followed your advice and updated the system to v6.24. Unfortunately, this didn’t solve the problem.
Run manually CertBot produced the same output.

After searching a little bit I found that CertBot depends on some libraries that are not compatible with Armv6. I own a Raspberry Pi B+, so that may be the problem. I think there are already solutions for this problem, but right now I don’t have much free time. I hope next week to be able to solve this.

EDITED: I was trying to follow this guide,

https://github.com/certbot/certbot/issues/2673

Supposedly the error is due to the library libaugeas being compiled to Armv7 instead of Armv6, but I don’t have it installed. So the problem is somewhere else.

EDITED2: Problem solved just don’t know why. I decided to uninstall certbot and install again. During the way DietPi upgraded a couple of packages, (i don’t know if it’s relevant), and now everything works just fine. Once again, congratulations on this Linux distribution.

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waulu13
I just wanted to say… Since the CertBot package is coming from Raspbian repo, it is definitely (+ all dependencies) ARMv6 compatible. Otherwise it would refuse to install in the first place. Not sure where the initial error came from then, but glad you solved it :slight_smile:.