Supporting tls-sni-01 #92
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Introducing support for tls-sni-01 challenge type, as implemented by Let's Encrypt/boulder (i.e. without iterations). Current modes (BaseHTTPServer- and file-based) are renamed http-standalone (still the default) and http-file. New mode is named tls. TLS SNI mode computes SANs and suggests the openssl command to generate the required self-signed certificate. Then, it merely tells the user to run the command and load the certificate on their web server. No precise instructions are given, but this mode is inherently for advanced users who are not able to use the simpler http-01 challenge, due to uncommon configurations.
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Introducing support for
tls-sni-01challenge type, as implemented by Let's Encrypt/boulder (i.e. without iterations).Current modes (BaseHTTPServer- and file-based) are renamed
http-standalone(still the default) andhttp-file. New mode is namedtls.TLS SNI mode computes SANs and suggests the openssl command to generate the required self-signed certificate. Then, it merely tells the user to run the command and load the certificate on their web server.
No precise instructions are given, but this mode is inherently for advanced users who are not able to use the simpler
http-01challenge, due to uncommon configurations.