Add management server handler to change certificate lifetime#362
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osirisinferi wants to merge 4 commits intoletsencrypt:masterfrom
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Add management server handler to change certificate lifetime#362osirisinferi wants to merge 4 commits intoletsencrypt:masterfrom
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Partly related to #353 and #361
This PR adds a new endpoint to the management interface:
/change-cert-lifetime/It takes an integer as value (i.e.
/change-cert-lifetime/123) which will set the certificate lifetime to the value amount of days.The output will show a JSON structure with "Old" and "New" containing the previous and new certificate lifetimes if successful. It will return a HTTP 400 if the requested value wasn't an integer > 0 and it will return a HTTP 500 if something else went wrong.