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Yes, I have. Let's Encrypt ACME challenge resolved this from now on. However, I'm using a really old machine + OS, and the nginx version I'm running is old eno
by henvic 7y ago
Yes, I have.
Let's Encrypt ACME challenge resolved this from now on. However, I'm using a really old machine + OS, and the nginx version I'm running is old enough not to be compatible with it.
So, instead of having a hard time updating the server, I decided to migrate the site to a newer machine (even because some AWS technical limitations don't let me migrate to a new instance type).
~10 years ago I slacked in getting an HTTPS certificate as this would have meant a lot of money.
~ Today, I want to use the ACME challenge with Let's Encrypt (no need of OV for a portfolio website), but I never find the time to finish the migration (that should take more 4 to 16 hours).
- Jenda_ 7y agoThere are ACME clients written in Python 2 or even pure shell -- should work even on very old systems (but not older than ~2010, you need openssl with TLS1.2 support). I personally prefer them even on current systems, as I don't really like the "automagic" nature of certbot.