Changing default version to 0.4.0

[serialh0bbyist]

This should close issue #14

[danzilio]

👍

[Kriechi]

Thanks!

No usage of the renew command though... see here

[serialh0bbyist]

@Kriechi It looks like the current command will renew it, although on a per certificate basis. From my understanding, and please correct me if I'm wrong, the current cronjob will renew, but renews each certificate rather than all at the same time. I'm assuming that if all of your letsencrypt certificates are managed via this module then the end result is the same. Is that not the case?

Running letsencrypt renew will renew all certificates that are within the renewal window (by default, certificates within 30 days of expiry). If you would like to renew a single certificate, you should call letsencrypt certonly -d with the exact same domains that are specified in the certificate you are trying to renew. For example:

letsencrypt certonly --keep-until-expiring --webroot -w /var/www/example.com -d example.com,www.example.com -w /var/www/thing -d thing.is,m.thing.is

This module essentially does the "single certificate" renewal.