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Topic Summary

Posted by: Dakusan
« on: January 16, 2016, 11:21:46 pm »


Description: Installs SSL/HTTPS certificates via letsencrypt for all domains.
Information: Default configuration is for cPanel.
  • This takes a single VirtualHost domain and will install certificates for all VirtualHosts on the same IP (or if requested, just the given VirtualHost)
  • This script can be run through both a bash command line (CLI), and as a web page. Parameter names use a different format for the two
  • While this script was originally designed for cPanel, it should work with any apache configuration, given the correct parameters
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