Acme-redirect: easy to use acmev2 daemon in rust
hey!
I was shopping around for a good acme implementation and everything I could find was either too invasive (and edited config files), didn't integrate into the rest of the system or expected me to program my own solution with shell scripting. I decided to build my own, opinionated solution in rust that I now use for my servers together with nginx. I finished this just in time because my old setup is going to break due to the acmev1 deprecation. A major design decision was making sure it "just works" after installing the package, and making sure it can be cleanly packaged:
https://github.com/kpcyrd/acme-redirect
Let me know what you think!
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[ 1.7 ms ] story [ 22.8 ms ] threadI have at multiple times surveyed the various Acme clients out there and there is definitely still room for improvement. So it seems to me that your client makes sense.
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Certbot seems to want to alter the Nginx config file, so if your client has another mechanism then that sounds good.