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Symbiosis with github.com/hlandau/acme

Instructions for using github.com/hlandau/acme with Symbiosis

  • Install the binary from the repo
  • Run acmetool quickstart, choose the Proxy option, and enable the cronjob
  • Add this line after the <VirtualHost...:80 stanzas in the config files in /etc/symbiosis/apache.d: ProxyPass "/.well-known/acme-challenge" "http://127.0.0.1:402/.well-known/acme-challenge"
  • Enable apache mod_proxy - a2enmod proxy_http
  • Copy the attached hook into /usr/lib/acme/hooks and make it executable
  • Run acmetool want domain.tld www.domain.tld for any domains you want to be secured
#!/usr/bin/ruby
require 'fileutils'
unless ARGV.first == "live-updated"
STDERR.puts "This should be run as a hook by acmetool"
exit 1
end
def acmepath(domain,element)
File.join(ENV["ACME_STATE_DIR"],"live",domain,element)
end
def sympath(domain, element)
File.join("/srv",domain,"config","ssl.#{element}")
end
while domain = STDIN.gets do
next if domain.nil?
domain.strip!
pts = domain.split(".",2)
domain = pts[1] if pts[0] == "www"
next unless File.directory?(File.join("/srv",domain))
FileUtils.install(acmepath(domain,"privkey"), sympath(domain,"key"), :mode=>0600)
FileUtils.install(acmepath(domain,"chain"), sympath(domain,"bundle"), :mode=> 0600)
FileUtils.install(acmepath(domain,"cert"), sympath(domain,"crt"), :mode=> 0600)
FileUtils.chown('admin', 'admin', Dir.glob(sympath(domain,"*")))
%x[symbiosis-httpd-configure -v]
end
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jiphex commented Apr 21, 2016

As of the Symbiosis Jessie released, this is no longer-needed as Symbiosis now has Letsencrypt support built in.

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