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Export letsencrypt certificates
See original GitHub issueHello,
Can you add a link to download each certificate generated by letsencrypt? It’s usefull to put it in adguard for exemple DNS-over-TLS.
privkey.pem : the private key for your certificate.
fullchain.pem: the certificate file used in most server software.
Thes files are located in letsencrypt/live/npm-XX/
Thank you in advance.
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I would also like to be able to link to the cert folder based on the site name. Its useful for npm to handle renewal for certs for services other than web.
I can see where the numbered folders map to but having site name folders would ease configuration. Also concerned numbering may change, breaking cert paths.
Same here.
I use NPM on my Synology. I need to import the generate certificate for use it with Drive Client (desktop app). The Drive App is not using a web protocol.