Open Djelibeybi opened 3 years ago
thanks, I will check it soon.
I don't think OCI_FINGERPRINT
is necessary.
Can we calcualte it from the OCI_PRIVATE_KEY
?
please also move OCI_REGION
in to the first section, It's so common for a user to specify a region.
No, the OCI_FINGERPRINT
is for the public key that we don't have. And OCI_REGION
is optional, which is why it's in the second section.
I knew OCI_REGION
is optional, but there will be many users reporting bug if it's not working for him, just because they are not in the defalt region.
You don't need to use the default region. Any DNS endpoint will work, because the DNS zones are no longer region specific.
You don't need to use the default region. Any DNS endpoint will work, because the DNS zones are no longer region specific.
I see.
No, the OCI_FINGERPRINT is for the public key that we don't have
Is the public key from the OCI_PRIVATE_KEY
?
Yes, we could generate the public key and then the fingerprint, but the fingerprint is something users are used to configuring (it's required for the OCI CLI configuration). I wanted the configuration to feel the same as the CLI, even though we don't use it.
but the fingerprint is something users are used to configurin
Let's make it easier as we can. less env variables will be the best.
Fair enough. Let me work on that.
Thanks
Once I learn to use a new tool, I like it more if it has fewer configurations.
Once I learn to use a new tool, I like it more if it has fewer configurations.
I agree, but I'm not sure our SDK/CLI team do. :) I'm also working on a version that uses instance principals so if you run acme.sh
on an OCI instance, it'll auto-configure itself based on data from the OCI metadata service.
I'm also working on a version that uses instance principals so if you run acme.sh on an OCI instance, it'll auto-configure itself based on data from the OCI metadata service.
It would be better, but I would recommend it to be our next goal later.
It would be better, but I would recommend it to be our next goal later.
Yes, that's my intention too.
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