Closed m0yellow closed 7 years ago
See the -t flag. You can interact directly with the challenge that way. (The "Challenges" section explains the protocol.)
Thanks for the link, had the man page open while writing the issue, but must have missed it. (D'oh). Your hint is highly appreciated
I'm generating letsencrypt certificates for internal domains currently with a public dns challenge to avoid opening up internal hosts to the internet with a shell script. (my longtime goal is to replace all the self signed in house certs with LE ones.)
To make my setup future proof (a.k.a. secure), I'm thinking about your client. Are you in the progress of writing it? Or is there any clue how a contributor could hack together the dns challenge support?