This is an ACME (letsencrypt by default) client that performs DNS-01 proofs agains an alfahosting standard contract with browser DNS settings.
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There needs to be a file /etc/certbot-alfahosting/config.toml containing the following entries:
# certpath = "/etc/letsencrypt"
[alfahosting]
username = "alfauser"
password = "alfapassword"
## id of the contract (usually called "NameX" where X can be a number such as 30)
ipid = "000000"
# this is where you configure the email address the alfahosting login code is sent to.
[imap]
domain = "imap.example.com"
port = 993
username = "[email protected]"
password = "password"
[acme]
# directory_url = "https://acme-v02.api.letsencrypt.org/directory"
account = "[email protected]"
[domains]
## IDs on the right hand side represent the ID of the domain in the
## Alfahosting DNS configuration. It can be acquired by inspecting the
## DOM on that page.
"*.example.com" = "000000"
# The first domain is the CN all others are aliases
"*.another-domain.com alias.another-domain.com" = "123456"Note, that it needs the email address in order to check for the code that is sent to your email address whenever you try to log in to your alfahosting account from a new browser.
In order for the client to work best and in order to play nice with your ACME provider this container is best run as a weekly cron job.
0 0 * * 0 root docker run --rm -v /etc/letsencrypt:/etc/letsencrypt -v /etc/certbot-alfahosting:/etc/certbot-alfahosting m3t4lukas/certbot-alfahosting:latestPlease feel free to randomize the numbers set to zero in this example as to not hit the letsencrypt servers with too high of a load at that time.
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