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Re:Let's Encrypt has issued its first million certificates by antouank on Tuesday March 08, 2016 @04:33PM (#11248871)
Can you update the certificate without taking down your nginx server? I assume you need port 443 for LE to verify your domain, right? Can you use a different port?
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Re:Let's Encrypt has issued its first million certificates by vincentleeuwen on Tuesday March 08, 2016 @07:32PM (#11249971)
https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-secu...
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Re:Let's Encrypt has issued its first million certificates by lfam on Tuesday March 08, 2016 @05:10PM (#11249183)
Yes, use the "webroot" method of the official Let's Encrypt client.
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Re:Let's Encrypt has issued its first million certificates by antouank on Tuesday March 08, 2016 @05:15PM (#11249240)
I see, thanks. I use the docker container "version", so I assume I have to somehow mount a volume to the container, that's also accessible from my nginx ( or whatever ) container, so it can serve the static file LE creates. Is there something more to it?
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Re:Let's Encrypt has issued its first million certificates by warrenm on Tuesday March 08, 2016 @04:59PM (#11249093)
sure - run the renewal from a different server
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Re:Let's Encrypt has issued its first million certificates by lfam on Tuesday March 08, 2016 @05:10PM (#11249188)
You can do it on the same server without downtime by using the "webroot" method of the LE client.
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