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I initially used Certbot on my server, then tried to switch to acme.sh, but eventually switch back to Certbot because it is the most painless way for my setup(D
by maple3142 6y ago
I initially used Certbot on my server, then tried to switch to acme.sh, but eventually switch back to Certbot because it is the most painless way for my setup(Debian+Nginx). The problems I have with acme.sh are mostly permission related. Also, Certbot can update nginx configs for me automatically, so I only have to copy and paste commands from official website, then everything are done.
- throw0101a 6y agoCheck out dehydrated: * https://github.com/dehydrated-io/dehydrated https://github.com/dehydrated-io/dehydrated The hook.sh allows for a lot of flexibility.
- maple3142 6y agoIt looks similar to acme.sh too, providing lightweight and flexibility. In contrast, Certbot can modify Nginx config automatically to pass verification and install certificate for me. I personally prefer tools to handle there things for me. Don't like writing script manually to achieve them.
- throw0101a 6y ago> I personally prefer tools to handle there things for me. Don't like writing script manually to achieve them. That's what configuration management (Ansible, Chef, etc) is for.