certbot-onion
onion-csr-01 Authenticator plugin for Certbot
This plugin allows certbot to request certificates for .onion domains using the onion-csr-01 challenge type,
signing the request with the key of the hidden service.
Installation
pip install certbot-onion
Usage
certbot --server https://acme.api.acmeforonions.org/directory certonly -d 5anebu2glyc235wbbop3m2ukzlaptpkq333vdtdvcjpigyb7x2i2m2qd.onion --authenticator onion-csr
The important arguments here is: --authenticator onion-csr
Configuration arguments
--onion-csr-torrc-file /etc/tor/torrc- Provides the path to thetorrcfile, hidden service directories are discovered from this file.--onion-csr-hs-dir /var/lib/tor/example_hs/- Provides the path to the hidden service directory, this can be specified multiple times for multiple domains.
If your torrc is in the standard location of /etc/tor/torrc then you do not need to specify any configuration arguments.
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