Not working with certbot python3 version
See original GitHub issueIt seems certbot is using python3 nowadays, while certbot-s3front still requires python2 (and installs its files in /usr/lib/python2.7/site-packages/
). This is what causes #55
Is certbot-s3front supposed to work with python3?
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@agis As workaround you can create a python2 virtualenv and install certbot/certbot-s3front there.
@elvisangelaccio oops, there was an issue with pypi and the CI system didn’t notify me. It is up now.