gcl_certbot_plugin
Plugin for certbot to allow dns-01 acme checks in letsencrypt with Genesis Core integrated DNS.
How to use
# Install the plugin and certbot
pip install gcl_certbot_plugin
# Create certificate
certbot certonly --authenticator=genesis-core \
--genesis-core-endpoint=http://core.local.genesis-core.tech:11010 \
--genesis-core-login=admin \
--genesis-core-password=password \
--domains test.pdns.your.domain
To create a new certificate, in the code
from gcl_certbot_plugin import acme
# Get or creat a client private key
private_key = acme.get_or_create_client_private_key("privkey.pem")
# Get ACME client
client_acme = acme.get_acme_client(private_key, "myemail@example.com")
# Create cert
pkey_pem, csr_pem, fullchain_pem = acme.create_cert(
client_acme,
dns_client,
["test.pdns.your.domain"],
)
For complete example see create_cert script.
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