Reduce the maximum number of retries from 99 to 9#416
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sometimes I need more than 9 retries due to bad DNS synchronizations beetween providers and/or NIC problems ... my 2 cents ;) |
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@pizzi80 There are different types of retries. This PR changes the number of retries that are done immediately if a request to the ACME CA fails. If a certificate renewal operation fails, that operation is also retried, with a delay. This PR does not change that. |
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thanks for taking time to reply! ... my reply was only to represent a common situation thanks for your work!! |
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Thanks! |
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Are 99 retries really necessary?
Feel free to decline this PR if you disagree - or use an even lower number if you want (3?).