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Lets's encrypt renewal and additions failing

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I'm running Froxlor V2 and added a new domains to my resources with a Let's Encrypt certificate. When rebuilding the config files, the cert never gets generated. I ran the froxlor-cli froxlor:cron -d -f and get the follwing information:

[error] Could not find file 'DOMAIN.com.cer' in '/root/.acme.sh/DOMAIN.com/'
[error] Could not find file 'ca.cer' in '/root/.acme.sh/DOMAIN.com/'
[error] Could not find file 'fullchain.cer' in '/root/.acme.sh/DOMAIN.com/'
[error] Could not get Let's Encrypt certificate for DOMAIN.com:

If I run certbot and renew the certificates by force, it works fine until the froxlor cron job runs again and overwrites the apache configs to point the certs back to the /root/.acme.sh/DOMAIN directory. Then the error becomes that the signing request doesn't match?

I have a dozen domains on the server and I'm only having issue with about 3 domains...

If I try to force renew though froxlor with /root/.acme.sh/acme.sh --renew --force -d DOMAIN.com I receive a 404 error like so: Invalid response from https://DOMAIN.com/.well-known/acme-challenge/br1Vv8R8osLylM9TcRlSb9Q-3Bro3PH76jykk0FrnPA: 404
Despite having validated the web roots with bin/froxlor-cli froxlor:validate-acme-webroot -A

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