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I will update acme-tiny, letsencrypt-nosudo, and gethttpsforfree.com to support ACME v2 when it is released.
by diafygi 9y ago
I will update acme-tiny, letsencrypt-nosudo, and gethttpsforfree.com to support ACME v2 when it is released.
- JoshTriplett 9y agoThanks! I use acme-tiny quite successfully for my servers; I found it the easiest way to arrange privilege isolation between the ACME process getting a certificate signed and the server that needs access to the private key.
- pfg 9y agoThanks for your (past and future) work on those clients! In case you haven't seen it yet, Let's Encrypt is working on a testing-only server implementation called pebble[1] that's based on the latest ACME draft. Might come in handy if you want to start working on this before the production ACME server (boulder) is ready. [1]: https://github.com/letsencrypt/pebble https://github.com/letsencrypt/pebble