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Hi! Per a message at https://community.letsencrypt.org/t/error-in-freebsd-certbot-install-instructions/171129/2 the Certbot website is suggesting an old package name (`py37-certbot`) in https://certbot.eff.org/instructions?ws=apache&os=freebsd Oddly enough, the website build at https://github.com/certbot/website-builds/blob/master/lets-encrypt/freebsd-apache.html shows the current name (`py38-certbot`)....
Per https://community.letsencrypt.org/t/windows-certbot-certonly-fails/128070/5 we show the same documentation in both the non-wildcard and wildcard tabs for Windows, even though the relevant instructions should way to use `--manual` for wildcards on Windows...
Here, a user doesn't notice Gentoo in the instruction generator because the list isn't alphabetical: https://community.letsencrypt.org/t/instruction-for-other-unix-not-working/128141/4 I guess the existing order is based on our notion of popularity, or something...
Related to #4634. When we designed the lineage format with `/etc/letsencrypt/archive`, we thought * sysadmins will *manually inspect* their new certificates before "deploying" them * sysadmins might find something to...
Hi, I'm doing some research on software licensing and I noticed that the Change Date in your Business Source License is using a YYYY-DD-MM format. The specific date format with...
If Cryptobot can't decrypt an incoming message, it doesn't actually know whether the user did other things right or wrong. So I think it shouldn't make any other claims about...
I deliberately sent Cryptobot a message that was encrypted with a key that Cryptobot didn't have (intentionally using the wrong public key to encrypt). I got back You're not using...
I sent a signed message without having sent Cryptobot a copy of my key. I got WARNING: Your email was not signed. [...] GOOD: Your email was encrypted. [...] WARNING:...
If we run update.py from crontab, sometimes the router is going to find an update, successfully apply it, and them reboot, all silently with no warning, and entailing dropping all...
... like pycurl's error 7, which maybe just indicates a random transitory failure to build a circuit? What should we do in this case? How can the user be usefully...