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Sorry a little off topic, but any idea when Let's Encrypt will (if ever) support wildcard SSL certs? We provision (https://commando.io https://commando.io) a su
by nodesocket 9y ago
Sorry a little off topic, but any idea when Let's Encrypt will (if ever) support wildcard SSL certs? We provision (https://commando.io https://commando.io) a subdomain for each of our accounts (thus thousands of subdomains) using a wildcard DNS A record. Willing to pay, as long as it is less than the $99 a year currently paying through NameCheap.
- matahwoosh 9y agoLE still says Jan '18 - https://letsencrypt.org/upcoming-features/ https://letsencrypt.org/upcoming-features/
- matahwoosh 9y agofor the time being, you could try to issue SAN certs with LE (from their website): "If you have a lot of subdomains, you may want to combine them into a single certificate, up to a limit of 100 Names per Certificate. Combined with the above limit, that means you can issue certificates containing up to 2,000 unique subdomains per week."
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- mrkurt 9y agoWe can handle wildcards now, we just issue new certs when we see new subdomains (we have a 2500/wk rate limit from LE and will implement SANs if you need them). Feel free to email I'd you want to set it up. :)
- nodejscloud 9y agoInteresting, and you support DNS A record wildcard? Currently have around 6,300 subdomains.
- matahwoosh 9y agoYeah A/CNAME to us and then you can use our API to issue certs of all subdomains or if you have a wildcard cert already you can upload that with us. Either way works :)
- mrkurt 9y agoYou could actually install the wildcard cert, then we can slowly backfill with LE certs. And when LE does wildcards we'll just switch to one of those.