10.04.2020 21:13, Seann Aswell пишет: > Good question. It apparently fails to create a key: > https://github.com/acmesh-official/acme.sh/issues/2846 > > Since it works on FreeBSD (using OpenSSL) it seems a command being issued to > LibreSSL does not produce the same result. > > My query to this list was to see if there is a way to use OpenSSL instead of > LibreSSL, as I thought there was an rc.conf variable to do that. Installing > OpenSSL removes wget and curl, which are required for the acme.sh process to > work...
the output by the link is not informative, sh -x acme.sh would we more informative. But still, I would suggest you to try latest git master of libressl portable, for example, CMS support has been added there recently I do not know if it is needed or not) You can build openssl and point that script to the correct binary. > > > On 4/10/20 4:12 AM, Mikhail Novosyolov wrote: >> 10.04.2020 04:52, Seann Aswell пишет: >>> Greetings, >>> >>> Having an issue getting LibreSSL to play nicely with acme.sh, in order to >>> create a Let's Encrypt SSL certificate. >> What's the problem? >>> Tested both acme.sh package and latest git version on DragonFly, both fail. >>> However, it works on FreeBSD, which of course defaults to OpenSSL. Have >>> reported to acme.sh maintainer, as LibreSSL is supposed to be supported... >>> >>> However, I seem to recall there being a way to specify in rc.conf to use >>> OpenSSL instead of LibreSSL, but not able to find anything at the moment. >>> In this case it's only for a specific jail, but looking for a workaround. >>> >>> Suggestions? >>> >>> >
