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correct: deploy_hook_commands are propagated to CONFIGDIR/renewal-hooks-puppet/domain-deploy.sh
wrong: change not deployed to the domain.conf file in CONFIGDIR/renewal
(renew_hook still points to an obsolete script)
Correctly configure deploy hook in CONFIGDIR/renewal/, as per documentation:
Note on certbot hook behavior: Hooks created by letsencrypt::certonly will be configured in the renewal config file of the certificate by certbot (stored in CONFIGDIR/renewal/),
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Yes, I noticed something similar: if you change the server variable, the config isn't updated (like if you start with staging and switch to production). In general this is because the renewal/domain.conf files aren't managed by this module, and you have to run certbot to make changes, which this module doesn't do. I think I ended up just manually running certbot or editing the conf files, because it looked like a lot of work to get this module to effect those changes.
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How to reproduce (e.g Puppet code you use)
use the following snippet in a node (adapt i.e.)
What are you seeing
correct:
deploy_hook_commands
are propagated toCONFIGDIR/renewal-hooks-puppet/domain-deploy.sh
wrong: change not deployed to the
domain.conf
file inCONFIGDIR/renewal
(
renew_hook
still points to an obsolete script)What behaviour did you expect instead
Correctly configure deploy hook in
CONFIGDIR/renewal/
, as per documentation:Output log
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