On 2018-04-17 15:46, Carruth, Rusty wrote:
Actually, I was really hoping for answers, because I'm not using certs yet and know I've got to fix that. Is Let's Encrypt good, other than your current issues?
IME, Let's Encrypt works very well. I'm just using it in a basic way though. There are many clients (probably too many) that will update your certificates automatically, provided that you have some sort of web server that can serve files out of a specific directory. I went with https://github.com/Neilpang/acme.sh because it doesn't depend on 15 sets of libraries and languages like so many of the other clients--just bash, openssl, and curl or wget.
Wildcard certs would be really useful in some contexts. Updating TXT records could be annoying or impossible if you don't run your own DNS server for whatever domain you're getting the cert for.
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