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Everyone's recommending their favourite alternative. Mine is simp_le[1], a very simple ACME python client. It only supports the http challenge. You can run it w
by blfr 11y ago
Everyone's recommending their favourite alternative. Mine is simp_le[1], a very simple ACME python client. It only supports the http challenge. You can run it without root (I have a dedicated user generally), without stopping your webserver. You only need to allow write access to domain/.well-known/acme-challenge.
Write a simple wrapper script and run it from cron. You get precisely the certificates needed for Apache or nginx. All that's left is to symlink them to the right spot.
Let's Encrypt follows all redirects and ignores expired certificates so if you have multiple domains redirecting to one, you can get a certificate for all of them in one go even if your certificate expired. You can create a SAN certificate or multiple certificates in whatever constellation you like.
SSL bliss.
[1] https://github.com/kuba/simp_le https://github.com/kuba/simp_le
- Avernar 11y ago> Let's Encrypt follows all redirects and ignores expired certificates Didn't know that. It will simplify my http to https redirect configuration. Do you know where the redirect and ignoring expiry dates is documented?
- blfr 11y agoNo, I was just too lazy to untangle all the redirects and tried it.