To accept these terms of service run /jffs/LetsEncrypt/dehydrated --register --accept-terms.
However, I have already run the command with --register --accept-terms.
Originally created by @dulemis on GitHub (Jun 26, 2017).
Having an issue with crontab. On the command line everything works, but in crontab the ouput of the same command is :
To use dehydrated with this certificate authority you have to agree to their terms of service which you can find here: https://letsencrypt.org/documents/LE-SA-v1.1.1-August-1-2016.pdf
To accept these terms of service run `/jffs/LetsEncrypt/dehydrated --register --accept-terms`.
However, I have already run the command with --register --accept-terms.
For me it seems that dehydrated is using a different config / path than when you initially ran it.
I'd recommend setting the paths in a config file and tell your cronjob which config to use, just to be sure.
Normally this isn't necessary, but without any more information I have no idea what is wrong with your specific setup. Closing this issue for now since this seems like just a user error to me.
@lukas2511 commented on GitHub (Jul 4, 2017):
For me it seems that dehydrated is using a different config / path than when you initially ran it.
I'd recommend setting the paths in a config file and tell your cronjob which config to use, just to be sure.
Normally this isn't necessary, but without any more information I have no idea what is wrong with your specific setup. Closing this issue for now since this seems like just a user error to me.
I also thought so, but I have tried running it with the -c flag to use the same config (which isn't needed when running it from the shell), but it returns the same. Any further ideas?
I m running it on a Linux embedded router, probably nbothing special.
@dulemis commented on GitHub (Jul 16, 2017):
I also thought so, but I have tried running it with the -c flag to use the same config (which isn't needed when running it from the shell), but it returns the same. Any further ideas?
I m running it on a Linux embedded router, probably nbothing special.
@dulemis The -c option is the command for cron mode. You'll want to try using the -f flag to specify the location of your config file.
@txr13 commented on GitHub (Jul 16, 2017):
@dulemis The `-c` option is the command for cron mode. You'll want to try using the `-f` flag to specify the location of your config file.
Sorry, I meant --config.
Im redirecting the cron output to a textfile, and it logs at the top that its using the correct config. However, it still acts like its The first run...
@dulemis commented on GitHub (Jul 16, 2017):
Sorry, I meant --config.
Im redirecting the cron output to a textfile, and it logs at the top that its using the correct config. However, it still acts like its The first run...
Anyone having an idea why dehydrated thinks i'm running it for the first time in cron? I have specified the --config parameter, and everything works on the command line...
@dulemis commented on GitHub (Aug 30, 2017):
Anyone having an idea why dehydrated thinks i'm running it for the first time in cron? I have specified the --config parameter, and everything works on the command line...
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Originally created by @dulemis on GitHub (Jun 26, 2017).
Having an issue with crontab. On the command line everything works, but in crontab the ouput of the same command is :
To use dehydrated with this certificate authority you have to agree to their terms of service which you can find here: https://letsencrypt.org/documents/LE-SA-v1.1.1-August-1-2016.pdf
To accept these terms of service run
/jffs/LetsEncrypt/dehydrated --register --accept-terms.However, I have already run the command with --register --accept-terms.
@lukas2511 commented on GitHub (Jul 4, 2017):
For me it seems that dehydrated is using a different config / path than when you initially ran it.
I'd recommend setting the paths in a config file and tell your cronjob which config to use, just to be sure.
Normally this isn't necessary, but without any more information I have no idea what is wrong with your specific setup. Closing this issue for now since this seems like just a user error to me.
@dulemis commented on GitHub (Jul 16, 2017):
I also thought so, but I have tried running it with the -c flag to use the same config (which isn't needed when running it from the shell), but it returns the same. Any further ideas?
I m running it on a Linux embedded router, probably nbothing special.
@txr13 commented on GitHub (Jul 16, 2017):
@dulemis The
-coption is the command for cron mode. You'll want to try using the-fflag to specify the location of your config file.@dulemis commented on GitHub (Jul 16, 2017):
Sorry, I meant --config.
Im redirecting the cron output to a textfile, and it logs at the top that its using the correct config. However, it still acts like its The first run...
@dulemis commented on GitHub (Aug 30, 2017):
Anyone having an idea why dehydrated thinks i'm running it for the first time in cron? I have specified the --config parameter, and everything works on the command line...
@dulemis commented on GitHub (Oct 3, 2017):
No one..?