While using the cert-renewal-haproxy.sh with cron as root, I experienced an issue with dependancies the certbot-auto bootstraper was trying to update, using interactive mode.
Cerbot-auto bootstrap was calling apt-get install without the default yes flag, thus the script was aborting, as apt-get was not receiving y to continue.
Using the --non-interactive flag in the issuecert shortcut function allows to force the bootstraper using default yes flag (-y) with apt-get.
Hi, Many thanks for your work.
While using the
cert-renewal-haproxy.shwith cron as root, I experienced an issue with dependancies the certbot-auto bootstraper was trying to update, using interactive mode.Cerbot-auto bootstrap was calling apt-get install without the default yes flag, thus the script was aborting, as apt-get was not receiving
yto continue.Using the --non-interactive flag in the
issuecertshortcut function allows to force the bootstraper using default yes flag (-y) with apt-get.