Will Greenberg

this feature can't be implemented yet because it hasn't been _designed_ yet. a telemetry system that simply logs when the few heuristics we currently support trigger isn't particularly useful for...

opened a PR w/ @kd7dvd's fix, thanks!

thanks for the PR, but we'd like to address the underlying problem (certbot taking days to run `certbot renew`) rather than introducing a kludge to work around it. could you...

ack, unfortunately we don't have an upper bound on pyopenssl versions, so this would indeed break older, pip-based certbot/acme installations (but not snap). not that that's a blocker necessarily, but...

so the bad news is we don't have stats on whether people have installed their certbot via snap, a distro-managed package, or pip (the only method that would be affected...

> How were those numbers calculated? we used user-agent stats from LetsEncrypt to estimate the installation distribution, but again, it's a very very rough estimation. also thanks for the analysis...

btw i posted an update on this to the LE community forum here: https://community.letsencrypt.org/t/upcoming-pyopenssl-deprecation-will-impact-older-4-0-certbot-versions/237067

good question, currently rayhunter makes no effort to clean or rotate recordings, so presumably it'd just fail to write to device and possibly crash. i suspect the most straightforward thing...

@issacaron i'm confused, your screenshot shows your disk is only 8% full? (note that `disk_stats` is the hard drive, `memory_stats` refers to RAM)

Thanks for letting us know. As of 2.10.0, we stopped supporting the Windows installer, but you can still download the last built installer from the 2.9.0 release: https://github.com/certbot/certbot/releases/download/v2.9.0/certbot-beta-installer-win_amd64_signed.exe