Managing multiple certificates and servers #603

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adam · 2025-12-29T01:27:45+01:00

adam commented

2025-12-29 01:27:45 +01:00

Originally created by @devlich on GitHub (Apr 25, 2023).

First of, thanks a lot for this great tool. I tried many acme clients before and Dehydrated is the only that never fails when automated. So a while ago I've created a bash tool (Desiccant) that allow me to manage multiple certs in multiple servers by simply editing JSON files. At the time I was planning to improve it a bit, but finally I'm using it as is and it work perfectly for me. I've never made any pull request since it's more of a wrapper that embed other projects like jq, but still, I'm interested in the Dehydrated community opinions. So here's my questions :

Is all or part of my code usable in your project?
Can Desiccant meet the needs of some of you?
Is it worth some extra work to improve it?

Originally created by @devlich on GitHub (Apr 25, 2023). First of, thanks a lot for this great tool. I tried many acme clients before and Dehydrated is the only that never fails when automated. So a while ago I've created a bash tool ([Desiccant](https://github.com/hitch-fr/Desiccant)) that allow me to manage multiple certs in multiple servers by simply editing JSON files. At the time I was planning to improve it a bit, but finally I'm using it as is and it work perfectly for me. I've never made any pull request since it's more of a wrapper that embed other projects like jq, but still, I'm interested in the Dehydrated community opinions. So here's my questions : - Is all or part of my code usable in your project? - Can Desiccant meet the needs of some of you? - Is it worth some extra work to improve it?

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Reference: starred/dehydrated#603