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If you use one of the myriad of automated tools for using LE, you will get your cert renewed as early as 30 days before it expires. So right now the issue shoul
by IgorPartola 9y ago
If you use one of the myriad of automated tools for using LE, you will get your cert renewed as early as 30 days before it expires. So right now the issue should only be with new domains getting certs.
If you renew LE certs manually, first what is wrong with you and don't you like yourself? Second, at that point it's no different than NameCheap going down and you getting your cert from 1and1 instead.
- StevePerkins 9y agoWish someone would write one of those automated tools for Google App Engine-hosted apps. That renewal process is exactly like regex. Once every three months I need it, and have to spend an hour re-learning it from scratch.
- Ajedi32 9y agoApparently they're working on that: https://issuetracker.google.com/issues/35900034 https://issuetracker.google.com/issues/35900034 (For some reason it seems you need to sign in to view this bug; not sure why.)
- Bartweiss 9y ago> So right now the issue should only be with new domains getting certs. Certainly should have been, but it looks like a lot of libraries are choking on the outage even if the old cert is 100% valid.
- IgorPartola 9y agoI use https://github.com/lukas2511/dehydrated https://github.com/lukas2511/dehydrated which is a bash script for doing this. It doesn't choke because it's just a cron job. I also use dokku's LE plugin which is... also a shell script corn job. Maybe that's the way to do this. I know Caddy is an exception case for this.