I tested the cron job to make sure it works:
I believe the equivalent SSH command is something like this (untested):
crontab -e
You want a command something like this:
47 05,17 * * * /root/certbot-auto renew --quiet --post-hook "service httpd reload"
That should create the same cron job, but I haven’t tested. Thanks goes to the user “sahsanu” on the Letsencrypt forum for the above command format.
Note: my server installed the certbot-auto script inside the /root/ directory, hence the /root/.
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