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A plugin for Acmesmith and implements an automated dns-01
challenge responder using Verisign MDNS REST API.
With this plugin and Acmesmith, you can automate and authorize your domain hosted on Verisign MDNS Portal and request TLS certificates for the domains against Let's Encrypt and other CAs supporting the ACME protocol.
Please consider that Verisign API is closed by default and should be whitelist per IP address by opening a support case at mdnshelp@verisign.com.
For more infromation on Verisign API - API Documentation
Install acmesith-verisign
gem along with acmesmith
. You can just do gem install acmesith-verisign
or use Bundler if you want.
Use verisign
challenge responder in your acmesmith.yml
. General instructions about acmesmith.yml
is available in the manual of Acmesmith.
The mandatory options for the acmesmith.yml
(Or other file specified from command line) are:
VR API Token
VR Account ID
Optional option is:
Integer
-> Where default TTL is 3600 if this option is omitted.---
directory: https://acme-v02.api.letsencrypt.org/directory
storage:
type: filesystem
path: /path/to/key/storage
challenge_responders:
- verisign:
token: "API_TOKEN" # (required)
account_id: "ACCOUNT_ID" # (required)
ttl: 60 # (optional)
The gem is available as open source under the terms of the MIT License.
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We found that acmesmith-verisign demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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