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Contributions
Eugene Bekker edited this page Nov 6, 2017
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This page hosts contributions by the community that complement or relate to ACMESharp.
Please note, these have not been vetted or tested and are not necessarily supported, so YMMV.
- @Lone-Coder has a stand-alone client that uses the ACMESharp client library and simplifies/automates lots of steps for Windows/IIS environments.
- @webprofusion-chrisc has started a front-end UI that calls out to the ACMESharp POSH module
- This video and this sequel shows how to use an older version of the library and PS module (by icannotgetafreename).
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@bseddon has contributed:
- a script to create/renew certificates
- The script now lives here by Bill Seddon
- An offshoot script lives here by Aaron Roydhouse
- a video that shows you how to use his script
- very active in the issues list and has provided help on numerous occasions to the ACMESharp user base. Thank you @bseddon!
- a script to create/renew certificates
- @animetauren has a script that uses the ACMESharp client library and automates the steps to deploy a LE Cert to an Azure WebApps from requesting a certificate to uploading it to your Azure WebSite.
- @RobBiddle contributed a PowerShell module ACMESharpRoute53Automation which automates the ACMESharp process using Amazon Route53 DNS for Domain Validation
- Chris Henderson has contributed this script which helps automate the Manual MS-DNS validation for Exchange 2016.
- A useful tool to help troubleshoot DNS challenges: https://unboundtest.com/
- wat.ps1 An alternate Windows ACME client, written as a single PS script
Docs
- Overview
- FAQ
- Let's Encrypt Reference Sheet
- Quick Start
- Requirements
- Basic Concepts
- Vaults, Vault Providers and Vault Profiles
- Challenge Types, Challenge Handlers and Providers
- Troubleshooting
- Contributions
Legacy Docs - out of date
Reference
- Good to Know
- Proposed Extension Mechanism
- PowerShell Module Design
- Style Guides and Conventions
- Documentation Resources
A bit dated