Originally created by @BnMcG on GitHub (Nov 6, 2017).
Quick question... Say I have two separate domains, and they are verified using two separate hooks (I'm mainly thinking one uses a HTTP challenge while one uses DNS).
If these certificates are generated, will dehydrated "remember" the hooks and challenge methods used when launched with the -c cron parameter, or will I need to create a new cron job for each type of challenge / hook?
Originally created by @BnMcG on GitHub (Nov 6, 2017).
Quick question... Say I have two separate domains, and they are verified using two separate hooks (I'm mainly thinking one uses a HTTP challenge while one uses DNS).
If these certificates are generated, will dehydrated "remember" the hooks and challenge methods used when launched with the -c cron parameter, or will I need to create a new cron job for each type of challenge / hook?
When I setup one of my certs I used HTTP challenge for one cert amongst several that I use DNS challenge for. To do so I followed the information in docs/per-certificate-config.md which allows you to override the man config for a few parameters such as challenge type
@jobe1986 commented on GitHub (Nov 6, 2017):
When I setup one of my certs I used HTTP challenge for one cert amongst several that I use DNS challenge for. To do so I followed the information in docs/per-certificate-config.md which allows you to override the man config for a few parameters such as challenge type
It doesn't remember, but as @jobe1986 said you can configure it for each certificate so you don't have to use multiple cronjobs.
@lukas2511 commented on GitHub (Nov 6, 2017):
It doesn't remember, but as @jobe1986 said you can configure it for each certificate so you don't have to use multiple cronjobs.
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Originally created by @BnMcG on GitHub (Nov 6, 2017).
Quick question... Say I have two separate domains, and they are verified using two separate hooks (I'm mainly thinking one uses a HTTP challenge while one uses DNS).
If these certificates are generated, will dehydrated "remember" the hooks and challenge methods used when launched with the -c cron parameter, or will I need to create a new cron job for each type of challenge / hook?
@jobe1986 commented on GitHub (Nov 6, 2017):
When I setup one of my certs I used HTTP challenge for one cert amongst several that I use DNS challenge for. To do so I followed the information in docs/per-certificate-config.md which allows you to override the man config for a few parameters such as challenge type
@lukas2511 commented on GitHub (Nov 6, 2017):
It doesn't remember, but as @jobe1986 said you can configure it for each certificate so you don't have to use multiple cronjobs.