Latest version: 1.17
License: GPL 3 or later
Simple & Secure Maintainance of Let's Encrypt Certificates
Simple, thus auditable, scripts to get and maintain Let's Encrypt certificates
These free certificates let you serve up https:// web pages.
Scripts to:
* Generate Let's Encrypt account key
* Generate RSA private keys
* Contact Let's Encrypt signed key
* Get a new signed key once the current one is 60 days old
Signed key can contain Let's Encrypt chain certificate
The scripts are installed in /var/www/acme/
You will still need to configure your web server to use the certificates.
Help is given for this. There are snippets for Nginx and Apache.
The communication wih Let's Encrypt is done using acme_tiny.py, from here:
https://github.com/diafygi/acme-tiny
See:
https://www.phcomp.co.uk/Tutorials/Web-Technologies/Configure-Lets-Encrypt-with-acme_tiny.html
| Target | URL | Build Date |
|---|---|---|
| CentOS 7 noarch | LetsEncryptManage-1.17-6.6.noarch.rpm | Tue Jul 19 2022 |
| CentOS 8 noarch | LetsEncryptManage-1.17-6.6.noarch.rpm | Tue Jul 19 2022 |
| CentOS 9 noarch | LetsEncryptManage-1.17-6.6.noarch.rpm | Wed Jul 20 2022 |
| CentOS 9 src | LetsEncryptManage-1.17-6.6.src.rpm | Wed Jul 20 2022 |
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