by turshija on 1/20/17, 11:46 PM with 8 comments
I have a Debian box (LAMP) with some legacy PHP sites where I want to put Lets Encrypt SSL. What is the most painful way of doing that without disturbing any site that's currently running on it ? Is there any tool or script which does most of the job so that I don't have to fiddle a lot with Apache/PHP config and risk to break something ? Thanks
by patmcc on 1/21/17, 12:48 AM
https://caddyserver.com/ - Caddy works pretty nicely, and you should be able to use it as a reverse proxy in front of apache.
by codegeek on 1/21/17, 12:26 AM
by stephenr on 1/21/17, 5:04 AM
Personally I use haproxy to forward all LE related requests to certbot in standalone mode.
My email is in my profile if you want to try this and need some help.
by hackerboos on 1/21/17, 8:23 PM
You can use the certbot on your local machine and setup a txt record on the DNS of the domain.
Let's Encrypt will verify ownership against that text entry.
by Emc2fma on 1/21/17, 5:12 PM
Warning for anyone trying to add Lets Encrypt to GCP - absolute nightmare. Would not recommend.
by kim0 on 1/22/17, 1:09 AM
kube-lego for kubernetes is just awesome!