"freebsd" and architecture "x64" combinationis not yet supported

shivamdhaka1200

I'm getting error while running npm run build for a react app.
Error: Your current platform "freebsd" and architecture "x64" combination is not yet supported by the native Rollup build. Please use the WASM build "@rollup/wasm-node" instead.

admin

Hello, add to your package.json:

"resolutions": {
"rollup": "npm:@rollup/wasm-node"
}

shivamdhaka1200

Hi again, I'm trying to add a Let's encrypt SSL certificate to this domain backend-chess.shivamdhaka1200.serv00.net
but I'm getting an error that "The weekly certificate limit for the domain has been used", even though I haven't used it.

Can you please help me?

admin

shivamdhaka1200 This means that the weekly limit for issued certificates for the subdomain, serv00.net domain, has been exceeded. This limit is imposed by Let's Encrypt, the certificate issuer. I suggest waiting about 24 hours from the last attempt and trying again.

shivamdhaka1200

Hi, I waited for more than 24 hours and tried just now since my last attempt. Still I'm getting the same error.
Can you please look into it, if something is wrong on any side.

admin

shivamdhaka1200 More information about limits you can find on the site: https://letsencrypt.org/docs/rate-limits/
Let's Encrypt doesn't share information about limit reset, so the only way to register a new certificate is to try to create it every day.

shivamdhaka1200

I understand, but I tried everything. I even created a fresh new domain and tried to create a certificate for that but got the same error.
I went through their docs and searched total certificates for my domain through crt.sh. There were none. Still I'm getting that error 🙁

admin

shivamdhaka1200 If by creating a new, fresh domain you mean creating a subdomain under serv00.net, it's not a new domain but a subdomain associated with the serv00.net domain. You can check ZeroSSL, and if you don't need a recognized certificate, you can generate your own using OpenSSL.

shivamdhaka1200

Is there an easy to way to create the certificate myself some other way than let's encrypt.
I don't even need the HTTPS but my frontend is hosted on vercel so I'm bound to use HTTPS for my backend also.

shivamdhaka1200

Hi there,
Earlier I used ZeroSSL to create the free certificate, but it now expired. And when I tried creating the certificate using the inbuilt Let's encrypt support. It is still giving me the error message, "The weekly certificate limit for the domain has been used".
Even though, I used this functionality after 3 months.
Can you please look into it.

admin

shivamdhaka1200 Could you specify for which domain you are trying to generate the certificate?