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- From: Frederic Dumas <f.dumas AT ellis.siteparc.fr>
- To: cacert-devel AT lists.cacert.org
- Subject: ACME protocol ?
- Date: Fri, 2 Aug 2019 11:27:38 +0200
Hello !
ACME protocol. Looks like a cartoon's name. If I am right, it comes from Let's Encrypt. It makes possible for web servers and appliances to get their renewed SSL certificates, without the admin doing it manually. Likely you know already about it.
Certbot is a tool built by EFF to help encrypt the Internet by installing
SSL/TLS certificates for free. Previously known as the “Let’s Encrypt
client”, Certbot will work with any certificate authorities that support the
ACME protocol.
How much work would it require from you guys to add the corresponding ACME API to the CAcert web app? Would such an API comply with our existing Policies ? Does a tool as Certbot delivers a true benefit for the end user in other scenarios than the typical Let's Encrypt 90 days validity period of time?
Just looking at possible companion tools making the end user life easier with our own solution.
Regards,
Frédéric.
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Frédéric Dumas
f.dumas AT ellis.siteparc.fr
- ACME protocol ?, Frederic Dumas, 08/02/2019
- Re: ACME protocol ?, Bernhard Fröhlich, 08/04/2019
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