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certbot is in the repository of most Linux distros... At least on Debian you can simply apt install certbot so it's actually easier to install than acme.sh is :)
That's true. But acme.sh is just one script to download, you don't really have to install it. I keep it in ~/.local/bin or /usr/local/bin on my systems. You need to supply hook scripts though, but that is required for Certbot too.
I would recommend using acme.sh script instead of certbot. Way less dependencies and way easier.
I wrote about it on my blog. (just search for plantroon blog if you're interested)
Thank you, Jakub, for your good information.
I found that (perhaps):
github.com/Neilpang/acme.sh
I haven't ever known of it since you told me 😀
certbotis in the repository of most Linux distros... At least on Debian you can simplyapt install certbotso it's actually easier to install than acme.sh is :)Both are good options though!
That's true. But acme.sh is just one script to download, you don't really have to install it. I keep it in ~/.local/bin or /usr/local/bin on my systems. You need to supply hook scripts though, but that is required for Certbot too.
Not true anymore, you are required to snapd install it.
I'm not sure about that... It's still in the Debian repos.