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Resolved Deprecation of Let's Encrypt Extension

Martin.B

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According to changelog and some announcements, the support for the Let's Encrypt Extension is going to be droppend and replaced by the SSLIt! Extension.

Does anybody know if the SSLIt!-Extension is going to respect the panel.ini settings, which were set for the Let's Encrypt Extension in the past?
I'm thinking especially about the following settings:

INI:
[ext-letsencrypt]
use-common-challenge-dir = false 
send-notifications-interval = 7 days
allow-wildcard-certificates = false
letsencrypt-url = https://letsencrypt.org/de/
terms-url = https://letsencrypt.org/de/repository/
letsencrypt-docs-rate-limits-url = https://letsencrypt.org/de/docs/rate-limits/

If not, what are the respective options for the new extension?
The most important setting for us is the "allow-wildcard-certificates = false", to disable wildcard certificates, which can only be issued by DNS-validiation.
 
Let's Encrypt will continue to work as a plugin. Some specific options related to Let's Encrypt will continue to work in [ext-letsencrypt] section.
Code:
[ext-letsencrypt]
allow-wildcard-certificates = false
letsencrypt-url = https://letsencrypt.org/de/
terms-url = https://letsencrypt.org/de/repository/
letsencrypt-docs-rate-limits-url = https://letsencrypt.org/de/docs/rate-limits/
will continue to work in LE.
allow-wildcard-certificates totally hide wildcard from the LE and SslIt UI (it disables wildcard support in product)
Code:
send-notifications-interval = 7 days
Also will continue to work, but it is better to specify it in SSLit section.
Code:
use-common-challenge-dir = false
in this case, CCD will not be enabled in SslIt on installation.
 
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