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LetsEncrypt are deprecating ACMEv1 #141

Closed ianeiloart closed 4 years ago

ianeiloart commented 5 years ago

LetsEncrypt are deprecating ACMEv1, which is used by Symbiosis.

https://community.letsencrypt.org/t/end-of-life-plan-for-acmev1/88430

The short story is that from November 2019, I think, new Symbiosis machines won't be able to create LetsEncrypt accounts. Existing Symbiosis machines, that already have LetsEncrypt certs should be fine.

Perhaps the best solution would be built around certbot.

hairy-dog commented 4 years ago

There was a neat workaround for this suggested in the bytemark forums Symbiosis section, but the new owners have now deleted the forums. Does anyone recall what the workaround is? I think it was copying something from a different domain.

patch0 commented 4 years ago

OK, so I've done a small amount of work to get this going. I've tested it on my own machine (running Debian stretch) and it works for me :) Famous last words..

See https://gist.github.com/patch0/1be74e58fe5957aa27cfefd56bc813e2

DavidGoodwin commented 4 years ago

See - it looks like symbiosis now supports acme v2 https://github.com/BytemarkHosting/symbiosis/commit/5ea4cabc3b0b343ac2406a60ebc2878d70ddca16

OllieD commented 4 years ago

Stretch has been updated to support ACME V2 and the fix has also been backported to Jessie. Updated packages are available on the repository.