Originally created by @Celti on GitHub (Jan 20, 2016).
I'm using my hook script to create an 'everything.pem' for software that requires the cert, chain, and key all in a single file.
It would be cleaner if the hook script was passed the timestamp so I can replace TIMESTAMP="$(readlink ${FULLCHAIN} | sed 's/fullchain-//;s/\.pem//;')" with TIMESTAMP=$6.
Alternatively, if letsencrypt.sh created everything.pem itself it would be nice, but that differs from upstream at present.
Originally created by @Celti on GitHub (Jan 20, 2016).
I'm using my hook script to create an 'everything.pem' for software that requires the cert, chain, and key all in a single file.
It would be cleaner if the hook script was passed the timestamp so I can replace `TIMESTAMP="$(readlink ${FULLCHAIN} | sed 's/fullchain-//;s/\.pem//;')"` with `TIMESTAMP=$6`.
Alternatively, if letsencrypt.sh created everything.pem itself it would be nice, but that differs from upstream at present.
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Originally created by @Celti on GitHub (Jan 20, 2016).
I'm using my hook script to create an 'everything.pem' for software that requires the cert, chain, and key all in a single file.
It would be cleaner if the hook script was passed the timestamp so I can replace
TIMESTAMP="$(readlink ${FULLCHAIN} | sed 's/fullchain-//;s/\.pem//;')"withTIMESTAMP=$6.Alternatively, if letsencrypt.sh created everything.pem itself it would be nice, but that differs from upstream at present.
@Celti commented on GitHub (Apr 4, 2016):
Looks like you added this in
d5c9dd6— thanks!