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Alternative to certbot for acquiring ssl certificates to use with nginx.
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You don't need it to parse your config. Just set it to manual mode with a cron job. You can manually copy the certs with a short script.
Hi already tried that, worked for one domain and then stopped working for every other domain.
Oh, I just assuming it would be one or 2 domains, my bad.
Yea, evem rn on the server I have about 13? or so domains, and still haven't migrated all my services over.