Should include more info about getting a certificate without a webserver if they're only installing a daemon with an ssl cert on a server.
With the current information on the wiki, if you just run docker-compose run --rm certbot certonly -d <domain>. The container won't open the service ports and certbot would fail to get a certificate.
You would need to run docker-compose run --rm --service-ports certbot certonly -d <domain> in order to get a certificate successfully without a webserver.
Should include more info about getting a certificate without a webserver if they're only installing a daemon with an ssl cert on a server.
With the current information on the wiki, if you just run
docker-compose run --rm certbot certonly -d <domain>
. The container won't open the service ports and certbot would fail to get a certificate.You would need to run
docker-compose run --rm --service-ports certbot certonly -d <domain>
in order to get a certificate successfully without a webserver.