No, not stupid. I missed that you were doing easy install. You should run the appropriate command based on the one I gave above.
Then bench use adityas.com ← where adityas.com is the name of your new site
You can then run Let’s Encrypt.
My (general) complaint about about site1.local is that it invites a lot of confusion because its a default.
Since you have already done the easy install, you don’t have the option of passing install.py any of the optional arguments. If one types python install.py --help it gets you this useful bit:
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--develop Install developer setup
--production Setup Production environment for bench
--site SITE Specifiy name for your first ERPNext site
--without-site
--verbose Run the script in verbose mode
--user USER Install frappe-bench for this user
--bench-branch BENCH_BRANCH
Clone a particular branch of bench repository
--repo-url REPO_URL Clone bench from the given url
--frappe-repo-url FRAPPE_REPO_URL
Clone frappe from the given url
--frappe-branch FRAPPE_BRANCH
Clone a particular branch of frappe
--erpnext-repo-url ERPNEXT_REPO_URL
Clone erpnext from the given url
--erpnext-branch ERPNEXT_BRANCH
Clone a particular branch of erpnext
--overwrite Whether to overwrite an existing bench
--mysql-root-password MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD
Set mysql root password
--admin-password ADMIN_PASSWORD
Set admin password
--bench-name BENCH_NAME
Create bench with specified name. Default name is
frappe-bench
I also recommend naming your bench to something meaningful; I have one installed locally for each of my customers (they’re all on different versions at different times) or if you want to do some testing between Master and Develop or a clean python 2/3 comparison… There is some additional settings required that are available with a search on the forum.