FREE SSL CERTIFICATES: Secure your Web server with free Let's Encrypt Certificates Guide to fully automate the process of creating and renewing certificates. (CTS SOLUTIONS IT-PRO E-Books Book 4) by Karl Joch

Author:Karl Joch [Joch, Karl]
Language: eng
Format: azw3
Tags: Let's Encrypt, freebsd, letsencrypt, plesk, no extra software, renew, cron job, automate, linux, lets encrypt, script based, free ssl certificates
Publisher: CTS GMBH
Published: 2017-01-12T05:00:00+00:00

#!/bin/sh

#

cd /home/letsencrypt/cts || exit 1;

#

############################################################

# CTS-Solutions.AT script to create/renew certs v1.0

# Professional-Help: http://cts-solutions.at

############################################################

# on FreeBSD add /usr/local/bin to root's path for curl

#

# In general you want to setup your .well-known path first,

# fill in domains.txt later.

#

# **Please note that you should use the staging URL while

# experimenting with this script to not hit Let's Encrypt

# rate limits. **

#

# Required: per IP conf needed for Plesk Servers!

#

# Plesk cmd cert assignment works only in combination

# with IP Address

############################################################

# If you are running an ipfw firewall and port 80 is not open

# by default we open the firewall for the renew process only.

#

# Adopt rule number, interface and path to ipfw as needed

# for your setup before uncommenting it

#

# /sbin/ipfw <RULENUMBER> add allow tcp from any to me dst-port 80 in via <Your WAN Interfacename> setup

#

############################################################

# Uncomment if you are using fetch instead of wget:

#

#/usr/bin/fetch "https://github.com/lukas2511/dehydrated/raw/master/dehydrated"

#chmod 750 dehydrated

#

# get the latest dehydrated version. Comment this out if you

# want manual updates.

#

/usr/bin/wget "https://github.com/lukas2511/dehydrated/raw/master/dehydrated"

chmod 750 dehydrated

#

# Receive or renew or certificates. Execute hook.sh if done.

#

/home/letsencrypt/cts/dehydrated -c \

--config /home/letsencrypt/cts/conf-ip1/config.sh \

--hook /home/letsencrypt/cts/conf-ip1/hook.sh

#

# Depending on your system Apache needs to be reloaded

# restart graceful to not harm users.

#

# FreeBSD sample (change as needed for your server):

#/usr/sbin/service apache24 graceful

#

# If you opened the firewall, close the port again

#

# /sbin/ipfw <RULENUMBER> delete

#

############################################################

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