BASH script which helps you rename your Let's Encrypt certificates

Getting Started

To use letsencrypt_rename_cert.sh to rename your certificates, just:

1. Download the file

2. Make it executable (hint: chmod +x letsencrypt_rename_cert.sh)

3. Run the script (hint: ./letsencrypt_rename_cert.sh).

4. The script will display it's help and further explain it's usage. It looks something like this:

    usage: letsencrypt_rename_cert.sh [OPTION...] <current name> <new name>
   
    BASH script which renames a Let's Encrypt certificate
   
    required arguments:
   
    certbot_rename_cert.sh [OPTION...] <current name> <new name>
   
    <current name> 
      Current 'Certificate Name' from 'certbot certificates' command output
    <new name>
      New 'Certificate Name'
   
    optional arguments:
      -d  disable backups of existing configuration. NOT RECCOMMENDED!
      -h  display this help and exit
      -i  ignore errors and continue regardless	
      -p  path to Let's Encrypt configuration and certificates. Default: /etc/letsencrypt
      -s  silent mode, no output