Ansible role that manages x509 certificates assigned by letsencrypt.org, using the acme.sh client.
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Role Name

A role that installs the acme.sh Letsencrypt.org client

Requirements

Git must be available as a package

Role Variables

Here are listed the most important defaults. See defaults/main.yml for the complete set of variables.

letsencrypt_acme_install: False
letsencrypt_acme_sh_git_install: True
letsencrypt_acme_sh_certificates_install_dir: '{{ ansible_fqdn }}'
letsencrypt_acme_sh_certificates_install_base_path: '{{ letsencrypt_acme_sh_user_home }}/live'
letsencrypt_acme_sh_certificates_install_path: '{{ letsencrypt_acme_sh_certificates_install_base_path }}/{{ letsencrypt_acme_sh_certificates_install_dir }}'
letsencrypt_acme_email: sysadmin@example.com
  • Set the following one to 80 if there is no web server that acts as reverse proxy.
letsencrypt_acme_standalone_port: 4402
letsencrypt_acme_sh_domains:
  - { domain: '{{ ansible_fqdn }}', standalone: True }

Dependencies

None

License

EUPL-1.2

Author Information

Andrea DellAmico, andrea.dellamico@isti.cnr.it