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How do I add the CNAME record to the server? #14
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Ah, I think that I got it.
correct? |
Oh, no worries, there's no dumb questions, just bad documentation :) Yes, everything else is correct, but the CNAME should be creaated manually to the actual nameserver the domain uses. So for example: Your domain "example.com" you wish to get a certificate has nameservers hosted at provider X, and you run acme-dns on domain exampleauth.com. After creating the acme-dns credentials using /register endpoint, you point CNAME record _acme-challenge.example.com using provider X nameservers to point to the randomly generated domain in exampleauth.com. This way you don't have to touch the X nameservers when renewing, and the automation updates the challenge token in acme-dns server that the originating domain points to using CNAME. |
Closing as resolved. Let me know if you still face problems and I'll reopen the issue. |
I can see in the video how to get the CNAME using dig, but how do I actually ADD the record? I think, this is missing in the video.
Sorry for asking such a dumb question. I am a developer :)
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