====== Enable LetsEncrypt for hostname ======

Pre-required step: your server hostname must be full host address that is already pointing to IP of your server.
Check ///etc/hostname// to see what is your hostname.

If it's not real host address, change it to some domain that you are hosting, by typing in SSH: 
<code>
v-change-sys-hostname server.domain.com
</code>

Install letsencrypt for hostname domain <color #ed1c24>**(Avoid this step if it is already installed!)**</color>
<code>
v-add-letsencrypt-domain 'admin' $HOSTNAME '' 'yes'
</code>

To apply letsencrypt cert for hostname run this command:
<code>
v-update-host-certificate admin $HOSTNAME
</code>

Enable auto-updates for cert:
<code>
echo "UPDATE_HOSTNAME_SSL='yes'" >> /usr/local/vesta/conf/vesta.conf
</code>

Restart vesta panel:
<code>
service vesta restart
</code>



<WRAP center round alert 60%>
BELOW OLD WAY. Don't use it!
</WRAP>


Login to vesta, create letsencrypt for hostname domain.

Then move files:
<code bash>
mv /usr/local/vesta/ssl/certificate.crt /usr/local/vesta/ssl/unusablecer.crt
mv /usr/local/vesta/ssl/certificate.key /usr/local/vesta/ssl/unusablecer.key
</code>

and create symlinks:
<code bas>
ln -s /home/admin/conf/web/ssl.server1.domain.com.pem /usr/local/vesta/ssl/certificate.crt
ln -s /home/admin/conf/web/ssl.server1.domain.com.key /usr/local/vesta/ssl/certificate.key
</code>

At the end restart vesta:
<code>
service vesta restart
</code>