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# acme-tiny renewal script # acme-tiny renewal script
![acme-tiny](https://github.com/diafygi/acme-tiny) is a tiny, auditable script that you can throw on your server to issue and renew Let's Encrypt certifica ![acme-tiny](https://github.com/diafygi/acme-tiny) is a tiny, auditable script which you can run on your server to issue and renew Let's Encrypt certificates.
This script allows you to automate certifications with the acme-tiny script. This script allows you to automate certifications with the acme-tiny script.
You need the following ressources. For detailed guide see acme-tiny repository. You need the following ressources. For detailed guide see acme-tiny repository.
* acme-tiny script * acme-tiny script
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* domain.conf * domain.conf
There is a little script I wrote fast to make my life easier. It is very simple and I guarantee for nothing - use it at your own risk ;). This repository contains is a dirty script I wrote to make life easier. I guarantee for nothing - use it at your own risk ;).
## usage ## usage
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DOMAINS=(cloud.domain.com domain.net) DOMAINS=(cloud.domain.com domain.net)
``` ```
Then you can run the script with the directory as argument. Then run the script with the directory as argument.
```./renew-cert.sh <directory> ```./renew-cert.sh <directory>
``` ```
This will create the .csr and .key (4096 bit) file if they don't exist. Then issue a certificate with acme-tiny.py This will create the .csr and .key (4096 bit) file if they don't exist. After that, it issues a certificate with acme-tiny.py from let's encrypt.
## cronjob examples ## cronjob examples