Where can an SSL certificate come from on the server if Apache is disabled and nothing is listening to 443?

Question

Apache HTTP Server

I tried to set up ssl in Apache on the server (Ubuntu), but instead of my certificate I got some kind of invalid, expired and completely left - from Internet Widgits, like some kind of self-signed one.

Then I generally disabled ssl in Apache, I go to https: // domain - I see - and that certificate still climbs, instead of giving timeout, as it should be. Obviously this is not normal.

Moreover, I generally disable Apache (apachectl stop), yes, I definitely disable it, http: // the domain does not open, and https: // the domain opens longer, but this certificate still climbs.

Tried:
netstat -natp
There is no one listening on port 443.

I thought that the problem was in the DNS server, but I put a different IP of my other server on Windows on it, and there is nothing like that.

What is this nonsense?

I say right away: all sorts of add-ons-proxy-trojans from the client - past, tested in different browsers, on different computers, plus the ssl checker service.

Answer 1

find /etc/apache2 -exec grep -l "ssl" {} \;
Well
find /etc/apache2 -exec grep -l "443" {} \;