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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
As an end-user, I would like my TP2 BMC to use CA-signed rather than self-signed certificates without the need to manually replace certificates upon expiry.
Describe the solution you'd like
Add a WebUI panel to collect the necessary information & automation in order to use the Let's Encrypt API to generate a signed SSL certificate, and replace it before expiry (as well as invalidate and replace any certs which must be revoked if ever required).
Describe alternatives you've considered dehydrated provides a pure-bash ACME client if space is at a premium and the default client is too large.
Additional context
It would be great, if implemented, to support DNS-based authentication (at least when using certain common services, such as Cloudflare).
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An alternative solution is to run everything behind a proxy and have all your certificates there instead. Then you only need to have certbot/letsencrypt running in one place.
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
As an end-user, I would like my TP2 BMC to use CA-signed rather than self-signed certificates without the need to manually replace certificates upon expiry.
Describe the solution you'd like
Add a WebUI panel to collect the necessary information & automation in order to use the Let's Encrypt API to generate a signed SSL certificate, and replace it before expiry (as well as invalidate and replace any certs which must be revoked if ever required).
Describe alternatives you've considered
dehydrated provides a pure-bash ACME client if space is at a premium and the default client is too large.
Additional context
It would be great, if implemented, to support DNS-based authentication (at least when using certain common services, such as Cloudflare).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: