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This is going to be huge for HTTPS adoption on the web. In the future all web servers should have this feature. I wonder which will be next? IIS? Nginx?

• icebraining 9y ago
  Klaus Krapfenbauer, a participant of Mozilla Winter Of Security, already implemented a PoC module for Nginx: https://github.com/mozilla/mwos-letsencrypt-2015 https://github.com/mozilla/mwos-letsencrypt-2015 Unfortunately, it seems to be very dead.
  • apple4ever 9y ago
    That sucks. Besides the dumb low cert expiration length, built in support for Nginx is why I haven't adopted Let's Encrypt.
    • jjeaff 9y ago
      The low cert expiration date is by design. If you don't have a script renewing it automatically, you aren't doing it right.
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• subway 9y ago
  Nginx already has this via OpenResty and a script: https://github.com/GUI/lua-resty-auto-ssl https://github.com/GUI/lua-resty-auto-ssl
• NicoJuicy 9y ago
  IIS has support through a powershell script
  • newman314 9y ago
    Link please?
    • teh_klev 9y ago
      Not personally tried these but... https://weblog.west-wind.com/posts/2016/feb/22/using-lets-encrypt-with-iis-on-windows https://weblog.west-wind.com/posts/2016/feb/22/using-lets-en...
• stephenr 9y ago
  If they take the apache approach, and its a loadable module, sure. I personally don't want Apache loading mod_ssl (or this module either) when I'm not using it. With things like nginx, caddy, etc you have to recompile to remove that part, if it's even possible.