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Hi, is it possible to renew wildcard domain automatically without dns intervention?
Hi, Edi,
@daniel15 kindly told me there is help named "acme-dns" :)
The overview described in github repository is:
Limited DNS server with RESTful HTTP API to handle ACME DNS challenges easily and securely.
Relatively, it seems more difficult than to use certbot renew and cron.
certbot renew
Besides, I haven't used it yet because I'm moving to OpenBSD's acme-client.
Heddi, thanks for sharing your tutorial. Reading trough the manual, doesn't seem like the openbsd acme-client supports DNS challenge. Any thoughts?
Hello, Rafael.
Sorry that I knew little about non-http-01 challenges with OpenBSD's acme-client. You might be perhaps right. acme-client's documentation says:
acme-client
acme-client implements the “http-01” challenge type
According to the original writer, Kristaps, it had -t option to use custom challenges, but they were "too system-specific to provide in a safe manner".
-t
Thanks!
Hi,
is it possible to renew wildcard domain automatically without dns intervention?
Hi, Edi,
@daniel15 kindly told me there is help named "acme-dns" :)
The overview described in github repository is:
Relatively, it seems more difficult than to use
certbot renew
and cron.Besides, I haven't used it yet because I'm moving to OpenBSD's acme-client.
Heddi, thanks for sharing your tutorial. Reading trough the manual, doesn't seem like the openbsd acme-client supports DNS challenge. Any thoughts?
Hello, Rafael.
Sorry that I knew little about non-http-01 challenges with OpenBSD's
acme-client
.You might be perhaps right. acme-client's documentation says:
According to the original writer, Kristaps, it had
-t
option to use custom challenges, but they were "too system-specific to provide in a safe manner".Thanks!