letsencrypt/acme client implemented as a shell-script – just add water
With this release letsencrypt.sh was renamed to dehydrated.
Reason for this was a violation of the Let's Encrypt Trademark Policy, there was no possibility to keep the old name.
This will unfortunately break a few setups, so make sure you rename your configs and WELLKNOWN directory according to the new defaults.
See CHANGELOG
below for details:
dehydrated
./var/www/dehydrated
dehydrated
(e.g. /etc/dehydrated
)This release adds a few new options and has a few changed default parameters, see CHANGELOG
below:
config
instead of config.sh
!/var/www/letsencrypt
This version fixes a json-parsing bug which made letsencrypt.sh incompatible with up-to-date ACME servers.
Also this release adds initial documentation (which will be improved over time).
For other changes the the CHANGELOG
excerpt below:
-t
parameter.This is the first numbered version of letsencrypt.sh