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How to use with `letsencrypt-auto`

Open vlsd opened this issue 9 years ago • 4 comments

Reading the install docs for letsencrypt I noticed it says that installing through pip install is neither recommended nor supported. Instead, they say to use letsencrypt-auto. However, I don't know how to use this plugin in conjunction with the auto version of letsencrypt. Any clues?

vlsd avatar May 02 '16 19:05 vlsd

same question

r3k2 avatar May 09 '16 00:05 r3k2

same question and how to use with the docker image

MarkPochert avatar May 10 '16 12:05 MarkPochert

Now it's certbot-auto ?

redthor avatar Jun 01 '16 05:06 redthor

I don't see any information about installing third-party plugins in the documentation, but after running certbot-auto once, the procedure used here seems to have worked for me:

$ ~/.local/share/letsencrypt/bin/pip install --upgrade letsencrypt-s3front
[...]
$ certbot-auto plugins
[...]
* letsencrypt-s3front:auth
Description: S3/CloudFront Authenticator
Interfaces: IAuthenticator, IPlugin
Entry point: auth = letsencrypt_s3front.authenticator:Authenticator

* letsencrypt-s3front:installer
Description: S3/CloudFront Installer
Interfaces: IInstaller, IPlugin
Entry point: installer = letsencrypt_s3front.installer:Installer
[...]

Note that certbot-auto invokes the plugin via sudo, so to pass it your AWS credentials you'll have to either add exceptions for the appropriate environment variables or create a configuration file.

AndrewKvalheim avatar Jul 04 '16 20:07 AndrewKvalheim