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But it does have dependencies (as any shell script tends to). e.g. it requires openssl for computing hmacs; and it needs either curl or wget for doing http requ
by daurnimator 9y ago
But it does have dependencies (as any shell script tends to). e.g. it requires openssl for computing hmacs; and it needs either curl or wget for doing http requests.
Also, Why would someone prefer this over https://github.com/lukas2511/dehydrated https://github.com/lukas2511/dehydrated ?
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- drudru11 9y ago+1 for dehydrate - been using it for a long time
- jtl999 9y agoIndeed. For a long time I was using my own fork of simp_le, but the code wasn't easy to split the file writing logic into per domain directories for certificates, etc.
- moviuro 9y agoL1: #!/usr/bin/env bash Bash is GPL Licensed and does not ship with most UNIX-like systems. *BSDs don't ship it, macOS is stuck in the past, etc. As a BSD user myself, I install curl(1), but not bash(1) on my machines (or jails). OpenSSL (an alias of LibreSSL when applicable - e.g. OpenBSD) is standard and available on virtually all systems.