Possible to support alternatives to LetsEncrypt?
See original GitHub issueWill this project only ever support LetsEncrypt? Or could it be open to supporting ACME-compatible alternatives such as ZeroSSL or step-ca? (step-ca
for private self-hosted ACME CA server, link shows example to configure certbot to use)
Looking over the README and docs here, the project seems to only focus on LetsEncrypt at present?
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Sorry I misunderstood the purpose of this issue. In fact you can already do what you want, which is to target another CA server if I understand properly.
All you need is to define the configuration property
acme.directory_url
. See https://dnsrobocert.readthedocs.io/en/latest/configuration_reference.html#acme-section for more information.edit the acme directory at https://github.com/adferrand/dnsrobocert/blob/master/src/dnsrobocert/core/config.py and build yourself