User Guide — Certbot 1.30.0 documentation

Needed to manually get a cerificate.

`` Needed to manually get a cerificate, as opposet to ‘get and install automatically’. `

• sudo certbot certonly --manual -d *.my.domain
• It gave me a TXT record to add to DNS records
• It gave me this link to check if adding the record worked
• I could prolly copy them to yunohost or something, but it wouldn’t be managed by it

The reason I’m doing this is weird DNS configuration.

Let’s try getting around it: Certificate | Yunohost Documentation

yunohost domain cert-install your.domain.tld --self-signed --force

if the certificate installation still doesn’t work, you can disable the checks with --no-checks after the cert-install command.

Oh nice! Let’s try with non self-signed:

admin@me:~$ sudo yunohost domain cert install sub.do.main --no-checks

Works! Even if the web interface complains of DNS issues, this works as long as it’s actually accessible from outside - say, with one of the 220924-2043 Options to access a host from behind NAT and firewall or something.

Adding domains through CLI is also much faster than using the GUI:

admin@me:~$ sudo yunohost domain add my.domain.another.one

And the certificate bit accepts lists of domains. Okay!

admin@me:~$ sudo yunohost domain add b.my.doma.in && sudo yunohost domain add g.my.doma.in && sudo yunohost domain add n.my.doma.in
admin@me:~$ sudo yunohost domain cert install n.my.doma.in b.my.doma.in g.my.doma.in --no-checks

• Except that I don’t see the added domains in the web interface :(
• And no adding through the web interface doesn’t work anymore.
• BUT after I added a domain