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[VirtuBox]

Hello @JNNelson,
WordOps require a custom Nginx package built with some additional modules. If a previous Nginx package was installed, it will not work properly.
Just remove all nginx package with apt remove nginx* -y and then reinstall the proper Nginx package with wo stack install --nginx.

[JNNelson]

hi, thank you, but,
I did this and "chatwoot" stopped working :(

[VirtuBox]

@JNNelson It's look like "chatwoot" use an install script which setup Nginx itself.
As an alternative you can install chatwoot with Docker : https://www.chatwoot.com/docs/self-hosted/deployment/docker
And then install WordOps and setup your site as a reverse-proxy for Docker with wo site create yoursite.tld --proxy=127.0.0.1:3000

[JNNelson]

Chatwoot docker installed, perfect on "chat.mysite.com" subdomain. ok.

But when executing "wo site create mysite.com --wpfc --le --dns=dns_cf", in "deployng ssl cert" error occurs [KO] "unable to deploy certificate"

I'm using DNS in "cloudflare".
export CF_Key="xxxxxxxxxxx"
export CF_Email="xxxxxxxxxxxxx"
I tried "sudo -E wo site update mysite.com -le --dns=dns_cf,"
SSL OK , for 89 days, but "www.mysite.com" return NOT SAFE

/etc/letsencrypt/config/account.conf
CERT_HOME='/etc/letsencrypt/renewal'
UPGRADE_HASH='xxxxxxxxxxx'
DEFAULT_ACME_SERVER='https://acme-v02.api.letsencrypt.org/directory'
SAVED_CF_Key='xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx'
SAVED_CF_Email='[email protected]'
USER_PATH='/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin:/usr/games:/usr/local/games>

[VirtuBox]

Hello @JNNelson,
you can check the domain details with the command acme.sh --list to check if the certificate also cover www.mysite.com.