On 12 May 2020, at 3:08, IVO I WELCH wrote:
I could use 20 hours of help...about 10 to learn an existing
mojolicious code base (<https://github.com/iwelch/sylspace)>, the
remaining 10 hours mostly (8h) to move everything to letsencrypt
https. (This is a little more involved here, because I had
mojolicious take over the subdomains, too. This could either be done
natively or be done via nginx proxy.) the project is open source and
due credit will be on the source. please drop me an email if
interested...
There are some decent ACME modules in cpan. I recently switched a
project to LE certs that have multiple base (& sub) domains, including a
wildcard. I had to use both 'dns' and 'http' auth due to not being owner
of some domains (no dns auth) and wildcard domain (dns auth only) and I
couldn't find any existing CLI tools that would do both 'dns' and 'http'
auth for single cert.
But using ACME directly allows setting auth type for each domain, so I
was able to automate cert renewal for a 'complex'
sub-domain/wildcard/multi-domain setup. Certs are handed over to apache
as frontend proxy.
I don't have spare time to be a contributor, but I can certainly make
suggestions for using ACME in Perl (Mojolicious).
-cng
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Garrison Computer Services <http://www.garrison.com.au>
PO Box 380
Tumbarumba NSW 2653 Australia
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