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I've been using Letsencrypt since the beta and I enjoy it for the simple reason of not having to get private keys via email (remember the times before LE?). So
by selectnull 6y ago
I've been using Letsencrypt since the beta and I enjoy it for the simple reason of not having to get private keys via email (remember the times before LE?).
So far, I had exactly one frustrating moment with LE (or was it certbot?). I've created AAAA records for a domain, but didn't set the nginx up to accept IPv6 connections. Certbot failed to fetch the certificate with some strange message. I figured it out. It was not that bad.
Letsencrypt is a blessing.
- fanf2 6y agoIf you were sending or receiving private keys via email then you were doing it wrong. CSRs and certificates do not contain private keys.
- selectnull 6y agoI was not sending them. I was receiving them as several SSL providers send them zippped via email.