John C. Petrucci Jcpetrucci

## acme-nonroot.sh
#!/bin/bash
# Run this script once to set up ACME.sh as a non-root user.  After this script is done, it can be removed if you want.  The script also can be run multiple times safely such that it will not create multiples of anything.

#CFG_ACME_USERNAME='acme' # What do you want to call the user who will fetch certificates?
#CFG_CERT_DOMAIN='tst-server.virtual.example.com' # What fully qualified domain name should the certificate be for?
#CFG_ACME_SERVER='https://acme-v02.api.letsencrypt.org/directory' # What is the ACME server we should get certificates from?
verbosity=2 # Start counting at 2 so that any increase to this will result in a minimum of file descriptor 3.  You should leave this alone.
maxverbosity=5 # The highest verbosity we use / allow to be displayed.  Feel free to adjust.

while getopts ":vr" opt; do
	#!/bin/bash
	# Run this script once to set up ACME.sh as a non-root user. After this script is done, it can be removed if you want. The script also can be run multiple times safely such that it will not create multiples of anything.

	#CFG_ACME_USERNAME='acme' # What do you want to call the user who will fetch certificates?
	#CFG_CERT_DOMAIN='tst-server.virtual.example.com' # What fully qualified domain name should the certificate be for?
	#CFG_ACME_SERVER='https://acme-v02.api.letsencrypt.org/directory' # What is the ACME server we should get certificates from?
	verbosity=2 # Start counting at 2 so that any increase to this will result in a minimum of file descriptor 3. You should leave this alone.
	maxverbosity=5 # The highest verbosity we use / allow to be displayed. Feel free to adjust.

	while getopts ":vr" opt; do