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Minor tweaks to letsencrypt configuration. #288

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@mathuin mathuin commented Aug 29, 2016

The letsencrypt-auto client creates cert.pem, chain.pem, fullchain.pem, and
privkey.pem in its default settings. The simp_le client creates cert.pem,
fullchain.pem, and key.pem in its default settings.

A check for either privkey.pem or key.pem was added.

The chain.pem file was only used by the letsencrypt code for the creation of
combined.pem, which is not used by either postfix or dovecot.

The code to create a combined.pem file for letsencrypt was removed, as was the
corresponding test.

The letsencrypt-auto client creates cert.pem, chain.pem, fullchain.pem, and
privkey.pem in its default settings.  The simp_le client creates cert.pem,
fullchain.pem, and key.pem in its default settings.

A check for either privkey.pem or key.pem was added.

The chain.pem file was only used by the letsencrypt code for the creation of
combined.pem, which is not used by either postfix or dovecot.

The code to create a combined.pem file for letsencrypt was removed, as was the
corresponding test.
@tomav tomav merged commit cd7bc5f into docker-mailserver:master Aug 29, 2016
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tomav commented Aug 29, 2016

Thanks.

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mathuin commented Aug 29, 2016

I realized this morning that I had accidentally forgotten to commit an important change. I have since pushed that change to my branch that was merged. Should I make another pull request?

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tomav commented Aug 29, 2016

Yep please.

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mathuin commented Aug 29, 2016

PR submitted, after testing in my own personal production site. Sorry about that!

RichardFevrier pushed a commit to RichardFevrier/docker-mailserver that referenced this pull request Aug 26, 2019
The letsencrypt-auto client creates cert.pem, chain.pem, fullchain.pem, and
privkey.pem in its default settings.  The simp_le client creates cert.pem,
fullchain.pem, and key.pem in its default settings.

A check for either privkey.pem or key.pem was added.

The chain.pem file was only used by the letsencrypt code for the creation of
combined.pem, which is not used by either postfix or dovecot.

The code to create a combined.pem file for letsencrypt was removed, as was the
corresponding test.
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