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Thanks! This looks awesome. Can i automate it as well? I have been toying a little with wildcard using certbot on my Ubuntu OpenVPN appliance, but was a bit un

Thanks! This looks awesome. Can i automate it as well? I have been toying a little with wildcard using certbot on my Ubuntu OpenVPN appliance, but was a bit unsuccessful at the moment. Maybe i should just try and build a very tiny virtual sever that does nothing but spit out a wildcard domain certificate to some predefined destinations to have it used in anything that wants a certificate. Could be beneficial to a (large) infrastructure to have an always-ready certificate to use for free. Dunno if EV validation will uphold though.

kureikain 9y ago
For provider with DNS support, you can put it in a cron, and then create symlink or some copy step at the end of cron to copy private key and full chain to appropriate location of your web server. I think acme.sh is the easiet to use in all of clients.
- b3lvedere 9y ago
  Thanks again. Everything works. I've put my DNS to Cloudflare and after that the acme.sh was incredibly easy to implement thanks to their API implementations. Also learned a valuble lesson: *.provider.com is not the same as provider.com :)