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Add contribution of converting certbot's LE account data to acme.sh format

Maddes 2024-04-19 21:42:09 +02:00
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> Update your Linux repo with latest CA bundle and patches from System Update else some issues will occur when generating your free SSL. Once Completed then begin the below procedure
- > you can run
if centos:
`yum update ca-certificates`
Update the Linux/BSD system with latest CA bundle and patches from System Update otherwise some issues may occur when generating your free SSL certificates.
Once completed begin with the install procedure below.
- CentOs: `yum update ca-certificates`
- Debian: `apt update ; apt install ca-certificates` (updates package if already installed) \
also applies to Debian-based distros like Ubuntu, LinuxMint, etc.
## 1. Install from web: https://get.acme.sh
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- `--accountemail` is the email used to register an account to Let's Encrypt, you will receive a renewal notice email here.
- `--accountkey` is the file saving your account private key. By default, it's saved in `--config-home`.
- `--useragent` is the user-agent header value used to send to Let's Encrypt.
- `--nocron` install acme.sh without cronjob
- `--nocron` install acme.sh without cronjob
## 5. Special case: Converting LE account data from certbot to acme.sh
If already using certbot, then there is the possiblity to convert its LE account data to acme.sh format.
See https://github.com/maddes-b/linux-stuff/tree/main/acme.sh .
If re-using the LE account created from certbot, then it is recommended **not** to specify `-m/--email` during installation.