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@ -2,7 +2,7 @@ From v2.4.4, acme.sh support to issue a cert from an existing csr.
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There are 2 commands related:
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### 1. Display the content of the csr:
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### 1. Display the content of the csr
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```
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acme.sh --showcsr --csr /path/to/mycsr.csr
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@ -10,21 +10,21 @@ acme.sh --showcsr --csr /path/to/mycsr.csr
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It shows the subject and domain names in the csr.
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### 2. Issue a cert from the csr.
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### 2. Issue a cert from the csr
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```
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acme.sh --signcsr --csr /path/to/mycsr.csr -w /path/to/webroot/
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```
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The first parameter is the csr file, all the other parameters are same as `--issue` command.
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The first parameter is the csr file, all the other parameters are same as `--issue` command.
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For exmaple, you can specify the different webroot folders for each domain in the csr.
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For example, you can specify different webroot folders for each domain in the csr:
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```
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acme.sh --signcsr --csr /path/to/mycsr/csr -w /wwwroot/aa.com -w /wwwroot/www.aa.com -w /wwwroot/bb.com
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```
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Another example, use dns mode:
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Another example, using dns mode:
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```
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acme.sh --signcsr --csr /path/to/mycsr/csr --dns dns_cf
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