I have an RSS reader web application installed on my server, which uses TLS full time via SNI (nginx). I'm trying to set up a curl command in cron to automatically refresh the feeds, but I'm getting problems.
Running the command that the RSS reader provides for cron jobs: curl -L -s --user-agent 'Fever Refresh Cron' -k 'https://fever.cconover.com/?refresh'
I get the HTML of the default host on my nginx server, instead of the proper response from my RSS reader.
Running curl -I https://fever.cconover.com?refresh I get the following result:
curl: (51) SSL: no alternative certificate subject name matches target host name 'fever.cconover.com'
This only happens when I run these commands on the server where the RSS reader is hosted. If I execute them from any other machine, they work properly.
I've checked whether the IP my server has for that address is incorrect, but running ping fever.cconover.com provides the public IP of my server.
I recently migrated to this server off of one that, I thought, was configured the same way this one is, and it worked fine on the old server. I unfortunately don't have access to the old server anymore so I can't compare the two. However, I know that these exact commands used to work fine.
How can I fix this?
