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Needs a little more verbose error handling #27

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simonszu opened this issue Dec 7, 2015 · 2 comments
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Needs a little more verbose error handling #27

simonszu opened this issue Dec 7, 2015 · 2 comments
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simonszu commented Dec 7, 2015

I am currently testing acmetool with a domain i am supposing is rate limited, since i fired too many requests with it, because i couldn't figure how to properly use the "official" client.
However, i am unsure if the domain is still in rate limiting, or will be accepted by the letsencrypt-servers again.
However, testing it with acmetool results in 20151207111617 [CRITICAL] acmetool: fatal: reconcile: failed all combinations which seems to be a general exception in solver/respond.go. So, for now, i am unsure if my combination of acmetool-nosudo-webroot is faulty or if my domain is still not accepted by LE's servers. A little more verbosity in error-handling would be great.

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hlandau commented Dec 7, 2015

You can pass --xlog.severity=debug, but yes, this needs improvement.

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hlandau commented Dec 10, 2015

This has been enhanced a bit. Now, an error meeting a target won't block trying to meet other targets, and the list of errors as a whole will be returned as one at the end of the process. Will be in v0.0.20. I'm sure there's still more to do, though, so leaving this open.

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