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Usually add-ons are administered by the hosting company though (?) - so if they want to own the cert purchase/installation flow, then they can certainly do that
by wastedhours 10y ago
Usually add-ons are administered by the hosting company though (?) - so if they want to own the cert purchase/installation flow, then they can certainly do that.
- chris_wot 10y agoDon't use a hosting company who does that. Take your money and spend it elsewhere.
- ubernostrum 10y agoThese hosting companies are already doing enough things "wrong" that if "well, everybody just stop using them" were going to be a viable strategy it would have worked by now for those other things. We currently do not have the power to change the behavior or the market share of these hosting companies in any significant way. That leaves working around their behavior as the option.
- chris_wot 10y agoWho said anything about doing it to change their behaviour? Do it because you aren't getting value for money! If there are better alternatives, then use them.
- niij 10y agoIf you have a shell and public I address, you can get a certificate. Root access is only required for Http authentication, you can also authenticate to LE using DNS. I actually just learned about the DNA ability. Check out Lego project, it makes DNS Auth very easy :)