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Hi,
I am trying to use this to manage powerdns as a python package.
Is there a doc somewhere on how to configure the endpoints for this with examples ?
Thanks
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I spent a lot of time at work tracking down an issue where certificates were being generated with the wrong public key, not the one given in the CSR. After some intense debugging, replacing the OpenSSL binary with a script that logs stuff, etc - I determined that it was using the -signkey option, which (as you know) is for self-signed certificates, and OpenSSL was silently replacing the CSR key
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Plugin include latest copy of certbot?
Because everyday I'm getting email alert from server with following message:
WARNING: certbot.cli:You are running with an old copy of certbot that does not receive updates, and is less reliable than more recent versions. We recommend upgrading to the latest certbot-auto script, or using native OS packages.
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Usually at high-level web servers expose separate configuration options for a certificate file, a private key file, and a certificate chain file.
Currently trustme forces users to use one file for both certificate file and its key file (as it aio-libs/aiohttp@c180800#diff-3ba621217225120eff2c061666b8043cR284) and use CA cert for chain
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It would be helpful if there were more examples for allow_domain. I.e. how to make an upstream http request and return true or false based on the response text. Another helpful example would be a shell script exit code.