Hi Netlify support team,
I’m unable to provision a Let’s Encrypt SSL certificate for my custom domain, despite multiple retry attempts and clean diagnostic results.
Site: scripad.netlify.app
Custom domains: scripad.com (primary), www.scripad.com (alias)
Team: okey-k8bsk8q’s team
DNS provider: External (Namecheap)
What I have verified:
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DNS records at Namecheap are correctly configured:
- A record: @ → 75.2.60.5
- CNAME record: www → scripad.netlify.app
- No CAA records, no AAAA records, no conflicting entries
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DNS is fully propagated globally — confirmed via dnschecker.org showing 75.2.60.5 on all 28 tested resolvers worldwide (US, Canada, UK, EU, India, Singapore, Brazil, Australia, etc.)
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In the Netlify dashboard, clicking “Verify DNS configuration” returns “DNS verification was successful”
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Immediately after, clicking “Provision certificate” returns: “We could not provision a Let’s Encrypt certificate for your custom domain”
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Let’s Debug (https://letsdebug.net) returns “All OK” for scripad.com using method http-01 — no blocking issues from Let’s Encrypt’s perspective
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The site is fully functional at scripad.netlify.app with HTTPS active. Only the custom domain certificate fails to provision.
Since all preconditions appear met but provisioning fails consistently, I believe Netlify’s internal certificate provisioning system may be holding a cached failure state from earlier propagation attempts. Could you manually trigger certificate issuance from your side?
Thank you for your help.