Matt Holt
Matt Holt
Hmm! I am not very well versed with the systemd sockets, but @MayCXC may have a clue on this one.
That's probably okay to support, but hmm, that might be complicated since we just traverse the parsed JSON structure as a JS value, so the comments would have to be...
In the `domains` block, the first argument of each line is the zone name, followed by individual subdomains. Since you don't list any subdomains, IIRC it assumes the whole zone.
A DNS zone is an authority boundary -- typically a registered domain name. So if your domain is `example.com`, you need to do something like `example.com foo bar` near the...
Right, that's what `example.com foo bar` does. `example.com @` would update records for the "root" domain.
Interesting... here's our logic regarding that: ```go // Notify the ACME server we are replacing a certificate (if the caller says we are), // only if the following conditions are...
That seems very unlikely, CertMagic has retries built in if there's any errors. I would need to see the (full) logs in order to fix this if there's a bug.
@lordofscripts You could try this: https://pkg.go.dev/github.com/evanoberholster/[email protected]/xmp#ParseXmp
Hi AJ, thanks for opening an issue for this! > I disagree with the idea of a generic constant time header matcher - to me that sounds like a solution...
I do appreciate the proposed solution. I still would be interested in exploring multiple approaches so we can converge on the best one. > I'm afraid that the burden would...