Load existing LetsEncrypt Cert from volume

[mricharz]

My problem

I have the problem, that my OPNSense Firewall is already challenging ACME Wildcard Certificate. OPNSense has the ability to transfer the certificates to remote machines with automation. So far, so fine.

With NPM i only have the possibility to upload single certificate files and i need to reupload them over and over again if a new cert from ACME was requested. I cannot load an existing /etc/letsencrypt folder into NPM. NPM is just ignoring its content and is not giving me an option to use the existing certificate.

My wish

I would like that NPM is recognizing an existing certificate in /etc/letsencrypt and is allowing me use it.

best regards

[Jorval]

Hey,

i have a similiar problem. i update my certs on a central host where my webservices are hosted (not using npm atm) but i like to use npm in my homelab that is behind a firewall at LE has no way to reach the host. i would prefer an additional option that would allow me to import my already issued certificate (or let me give it a path where to find the cert) that way i could easily ansible the certs around.

best regards.

[kaysersoze]

I would also love to have this feature, where NPM would be able to list existing certificates within a directory or mounted Docker volume.

I'm hosting my own internal CA for generating SSL certs (step-ca) and would handle the issuing and renewing of SSL certs using something like acme.sh on another container, and dropping the generated certificates in the volume for NPM to use.

[stanthewizzard]

Same

[aweb3r]

Same same

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