Use installed cert (key3.db) lmt as basis for install logic #17
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Motivation: If the cert install fails it will not get installed on subsiquent runs and the installed certificate will eventually expire. Caveats: This patch assumes that the letsencrypt_live_dir directory is only used for a single cert; I'm not sure how sound this assumption is.
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Hey Brad, Thanks for the MR, I'll review/merge as soon as I can. |
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c9b7004:
Bring fatal error output in line with others.
0685218:
Use installed cert (key3.db) lmt as basis for install logic
Motivation: If the cert install fails it will not get installed on
subsiquent runs and the installed certificate will eventually expire.
Caveats: This patch assumes that the letsencrypt_live_dir directory is only
used for a single cert; I'm not sure how sound this assumption is.