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Downvoted. If one is registering domains and dealing with DNS entries, etc, it’s not a stretch to find someone to setup LetsEncrypt for you. Heck - googling -
by jmspring 7y ago
Downvoted. If one is registering domains and dealing with DNS entries, etc, it’s not a stretch to find someone to setup LetsEncrypt for you.
Heck - googling - https://tecadmin.net/auto-renew-lets-encrypt-certificates/ https://tecadmin.net/auto-renew-lets-encrypt-certificates/
- cutler 7y agoAs a sysadmin myself the number of non-trivial modes in which certbot can fail never ceases to amaze me. Running Apache? Watch your certbot renew fail to bind to port 80 because your server is running. Now your renewal cron task needs to take into account stopping and restarting the server which the standard cron task does not include. What made the web great was that it didn't keep out the DIY developer. Now it does exactly that .... via universal compulsory HTTPS on trivial, static sites.
- baobabKoodaa 7y agoStatic sites can be easily published on Netlify or GitHub Pages at no cost - certificates provided by the host.