$Le_Domain not availbe for reloadcmd when using firstime --issue

[ghost]

Hi Neil, thank you for the great piece of shell code.

When issueing the first time a domain with the "--reloadcmd" switch, the Le_Domain isn't exported / empty. If running acme.sh with ex: the "renew" switch all is working fine.

acme.sh --issue -d example.com --reloadcmd 'myscript.sh'

content of 'myscript.sh'

#!/usr/bin/env sh
cat ${CERT_FULLCHAIN_PATH} ${CERT_KEY_PATH} > ${Le_Domain}_haproxy.cer
echo ${CERT_FULLCHAIN_PATH}
echo ${CERT_KEY_PATH}
echo ${Le_Domain}_haproxy.cer

Would be nice -if possible- to know the $Le_Domain or another varaible with the same content on the first "--issue" run.

[Neilpang]

Le_Domain is already exported as env variable. https://github.com/Neilpang/acme.sh/blob/master/acme.sh#L4409

[ghost]

Yes thats true. It works fine on a renew but if i use it like this: acme.sh --issue -d example.com --reload-cmd 'myscript.sh' and in myscript.sh is an echo $Le_Domain this will be empty while running the above command.

[Takios]

Affects me, too.

First time with acme.sh --issue -d example.com --post-hook 'touch /tmp/bla_${Le_Domain}' you'll get /tmp/bla_. If you then do acme.sh --renew --force -d example.com, you'll get /tmp/bla_example.com.

[DrChai]

I guess just ignore this error since your reload command is already invoked or manually export Le_Domain when you directly execute installcert() or issue() with --reloadcmd option