Default of a zone might be high, which is annoying when testing
with the ACME staging API. I think setting the TTL to 0 makes sense
as acme.sh is the only one checking this, so having an always up
to date response seems desirable.
Checks if a subdomain already exists before creating one. The loopia API clears all records for a subdomain when adding it again.
Adding TXT-records instead of updating the existing record when using the add method. Wildcard certificates require multiple TXT-records for the same subdomain.
Now you can create wildcard certificates using:
`acme.sh --issue -d example.com -d '*.example.com' --dns dns_loopia`
Double quoting variables
Gandi supports setting multiple entries by setting multiple array items
for the rrset_values field in their API. Modify the dns_gandi_livedns.sh
script so that it checks for existing entries, appends new ones if
needed, and removes existing ones individually. This enabled wildcard
certificate support on Gandi.
Fixes the dns_gandi_livedns part of #1261.
Tested for creating a multidomain, multiple wild-card certificate on
Gandi and using a test script executing only the dns_gandi_livedns_add
and dns_gandi_livedns_rm functions.
The Cloud and Classic Manager work with different APIs, and so require
a separate module, which we introduce here.
The README has also been modified to state that the two are separate
and incompatible, and provides instructions on using either.
Some DNS servers for which dns_nsupdate.sh is applicable (such
as dyn.com's 'Standard DNS' TSIG update mechanism), require that
the zone be set during the nsupdate transaction. Therefore we
add a new environment variable NSUPDATE_ZONE which is used to
set the zone for the DNS TSIG transaction.
Signed-off-by: Daniel F. Dickinson <cshored@thecshore.com>
When debug is enabled, also use nsupdate's debug logging
so that the user can see potential issues with the nsupdate
transaction.
Signed-off-by: Daniel F. Dickinson <cshored@thecshore.com>
Simon Wydooghe