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I tried it recently and was irritated that it doesn't play nicely with a existing LetsEncrypt instance on the host. Docker doesn't like mounting symlinks, and L
by sleavey 5y ago
I tried it recently and was irritated that it doesn't play nicely with a existing LetsEncrypt instance on the host. Docker doesn't like mounting symlinks, and LetsEncrypt uses symlinks to point to the latest live certificate and key. I could configure Certbot (LetsEncrypt) on deployment of a new certificate to copy it to the Docker instance and tell it to load it, but at this point I just fished out my old Postfix and Dovecot configurations and notes and did it myself; at least this way I'm in complete control.
I do approve of such a project existing though, and if I wasn't running other things on the host I would probably use it.