Simon Hollenbach

@kyrofa, and that was my biggest concern with this choice as well. Looking forward to working on this together...

When thinking about how to migrate our users to another mechanism for providing letsencrypt or potentially any certificates from an ACME-capable authority - Scott Helme has some nice blog posts...

Ha, I really don't know why I didn't see those, I was working with just that file. To reconcile: There are four possible states: * Https disabled * Https enabled...

Looking through `nextcloud/server`'s code and mentions of `gzip` further, it seems that this is married to the application without a configuration option. We could only remove `gzip` from every request's...

Please don't let this interesting conversation die, cleanup bot. @kyrofa, could we try to automate your current release process as much as possible so forgetting stuff is impossible or at...

We could try. Maybe an ansible role shipped with this source, bootstrapping both a development environment and automating releases, could be introduced? (Suggesting it as it is my go-to for...

I have the development part already available for local builds, though pretty rudimentary and prone to some cleanups if someone else should ever fix it.

This error is still present: ``` root@test-nextcloud:~# grep webroot_map /var/snap/nextcloud/current/certs/certbot/config/renewal/*.conf [[webroot_map]] root@test-nextcloud:~# uname -ar Linux test-nextcloud 5.4.0-88-generic #99-Ubuntu SMP Thu Sep 23 17:29:00 UTC 2021 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux root@test-nextcloud:~#...

Please note that `--max-log-backups` as referred to in OPs' links seems to not work as expected: https://github.com/certbot/certbot/issues/5575 . Also, GitHub refused to dig up any mention of this string when...

@kyrofa, the biggest concern with migration is keeping everything working for all the folks that currently use certbot, and for those that have provided their own certificates. As far as...