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Feature: Allow ensure command to take a config name to ensure #22

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Kellel opened this issue Jun 19, 2017 · 3 comments
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Feature: Allow ensure command to take a config name to ensure #22

Kellel opened this issue Jun 19, 2017 · 3 comments

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Kellel commented Jun 19, 2017 

user@box:~$ ls /etc/certmgr.d/
certmgr-foo.json certmgr-bar.json
user@box:~$ certmgr ensure foo
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Kellel commented Jun 19, 2017

I would like to be able to ensure that the certs are setup for my service foo even if the config for the bar service is somehow broken

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You can abuse -d to pass the exact file you want to work on.

ferringb pushed a commit to ferringb/certmgr that referenced this issue Apr 25, 2018
Adjust certmgr * -d documentation to clarify that it can be a file.
3c7dce0 
It's not well known (see cloudflare#22), but you can either pass a directory or file
via certmgr {ensure,check,clean} -d /path/to/that/file .  This allows enforcing
just the spec you care about.

Thus update the help to clarify that you can pass a file if desired.
ferringb pushed a commit to ferringb/certmgr that referenced this issue Apr 25, 2018
Adjust certmgr * -d documentation to clarify that it can be a file.
b7aba92 
It's not well known (see cloudflare#22), but you can either pass a directory or file
via certmgr {ensure,check,clean} -d /path/to/that/file .  This allows enforcing
just the spec you care about.

Thus update the help to clarify that you can pass a file if desired.
@ferringb ferringb mentioned this issue Apr 25, 2018
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ferringb pushed a commit to ferringb/certmgr that referenced this issue Apr 25, 2018
Adjust certmgr * -d documentation to clarify that it can be a file.
97ef728 
It's not well known (see cloudflare#22), but you can either pass a directory or file
via certmgr {ensure,check,clean} -d /path/to/that/file .  This allows enforcing
just the spec you care about.

Thus update the help to clarify that you can pass a file if desired.
kisom pushed a commit that referenced this issue Apr 26, 2018
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Adjust certmgr * -d documentation to clarify that it can be a file.
bcbe5ad 
It's not well known (see #22), but you can either pass a directory or file
via certmgr {ensure,check,clean} -d /path/to/that/file .  This allows enforcing
just the spec you care about.

Thus update the help to clarify that you can pass a file if desired.
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closing this; documentation was updated to detail that you can (ab)use -d for this.

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