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I believe the intention of the script is to run after a certbot renewal so that the certificates are in the correct place for cockpit to pick up. |
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Correct -- certbot itself runs that script whenever it refreshes its certificates, it's a "hook" directory. |
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Could I verify this with a renewal dry run? |
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I just did a |
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Supposedly a dry run wouldn't actually run the hooks, as it then wouldn't be very "dry" any more? |
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Any updates on this? |
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Explain what happens
The documentation found in Cockpit with LetsEncrypt is incomplete. It only tells to create a bash script and give it execution permissions. But then what? Do I run the script? or what am I supposed to do with that information?
Version of Cockpit
188
Where is the problem in Cockpit?
Documentation
Server operating system
Debian
Server operating system version
Debian 10
What browsers are you using?
Chrome
System log
No response
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