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Package letsencrypt
Short Description PHP script for automatic issuing and renewal of Let's Encrypt SSL certificates on shared hostings.
License GPL-3.0
Homepage https://github.com/imbrish/letsencrypt
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letsencrypt
PHP script to automatically issue and renew Let's Encrypt SSL certificates on shared hostings.
Credits
Development of the script was inspired by this article.
Checking, issuing and renewal of certificates is handled using kelunik/acme-client.
Thanks to the authors!
Requirements
- PHP 5.4 or higher
- Access to server via SSH
- Access to cPanel via UAPI
Installation
We will use composer to easily install dependencies.
First connect to the server with SSH and then:
Updating
To update the script to the newest version:
Remember to review your configuration against config.yml.example for possible changes!
Configuration
All configuration should be placed in the config.yml:
Usage
Certificates can be issued/renewed by running the command manually.
Run script as an executable:
Alternatively use PHP to execute the script:
Script will check if certificates should be renewed and issue/reissue them if so. Then it will install newly issued certificates in all specified domains using cPanel API.
It can also notify you about actions it took via email, if you wish so.
Command line arguments:
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
-n, --notify |
Send email notification about errors or issued certificates |
-c, --config |
Name of the configuration file including extension, by default config.yml |
-v, --verbose |
Enable verbose output |
-h, --help |
Display the help message |
| Optional list of certificate common names to issue and install only a subset of certificates defined in the configuration file. |
For example to use configuration file example.yml, issue and install only certificate for example.com and send email notification to the address defined in the config:
Automation
Issuing, renewal and installation of certificates can be automated by setting up a cron job:
It will run the script every day at midnight and notify you about errors or issued certificates to an email defined in the configuration file.
You can check path to CLI version of PHP by connecting to your hosting via SSH and running:
Alternatives
The Neilpang/acme.sh may be a more robust alternative.
