Feature #7706
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Add option to write certificate to the filesystem after renew
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Description
In some cases it would be handy to have the certificate data written out to the filesystem so that action scripts could act on the certificate file directly, for copying to other hosts or for cases where the certificates are referenced by a package that does not have a convenient way to rewrite the certificate before restarting.
It should not need to (re)write the key for the certificate and it would also not need to write to an arbitrary path, but one determined by the first name on the certificate.
Updated by Jim Pingle over 7 years ago
- Status changed from New to Feedback
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This is implemented in ACME package version 0.1.34, though it could use additional testing to ensure it's working in every case.
Visit the general settings tab in ACME, set the Write Certificates option, then Save. Files are written in several common formats under /conf/acme/
Updated by tasty ratz about 7 years ago
Jim Pingle wrote:
Works fine
This appears to be a regression in 0.2.1
With the box checked, no files are actually written to the directory when renewed as intended.
/conf/acme is empty
Edit: Created #8352 for issue.