Certbot plugin for authentication using bootDNS
This is a plugin for Certbot that uses the bootDNS API automates the process of completing a dns-01 challenge by creating, and subsequently removing, TXT records on a domain name.
Installation
Python / pip
Install this package via pip in the same python environment where you installed certbot.
pip install certbot-dns-bootdns
Command lines
To start using DNS authentication for the bootDNS API, pass the following arguments on certbot's command line:
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
--authenticator dns-bootdns |
Select the authenticator plugin (Required) |
--dns-bootdns-credentials |
bootDNS API credentials INI file. (Required) |
--dns-bootdns-propagation-seconds |
Seconds to wait for the TXT record to propagate |
Usage
-
Make sure the plugin is installed and connected. You can verify this by running
certbot plugins.dns-bootdnsshould be in the list. -
Go to your bootDNS admin instance, and go to Settings -> API Tokens to create a new API Token.
-
Create a
credentials.iniconfig file with the following content:dns_bootdns_host = <host> dns_bootdns_token = <token>
Replace
<host>with hostname for your bootDNS instance. - Example: bootdns.example.comReplace
<token>with your bootDNS API Tokens. -
Run
certbotand direct it to use the plugin for authentication and to use the config file previously created:certbot certonly \\ --authenticator dns-bootdns \\ --dns-bootdns-credentials /path/to/credentials.ini \\ -d example.com
Use
*.example.comif you want to generate it as a wildcard certificate.
Development
Install local files as python package
Run the following command in the repository root (so you are in the folder containing the setup.py):
pip3 install -e ./
Distribution
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