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Docker image #17
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I currently have no plan, but at least providing a PRs are welcome, of course. |
it looks like its really simple to implement. this worked for me,
and then just run normal certbot certonly --authenticator dns-desec etc.. and it works! here is the docker file for dns-ovh |
Looks indeed easy enough. I'm wondering though how to deal with releasing images. Can this be done via GitHub actions? The current release workflow is given in our README. |
since desec already uses github + dockerhub it should be very easy https://docs.github.com/en/actions/publishing-packages/publishing-docker-images |
Hello, I wrote a Dockerfile and an instruction README to build a docker image, according @FarisZR described. Please be aware that certbot-dns-desec is not working with the actual version (2.0) of certbot (sth. with zope module failure). Greetings |
Dockerfile updated: |
Would you like to create a PR for this? We could first add just the Dockerfile or go all the way and add integration for publication at Dockerhub. |
Hi, yes I can do that. I wanted to automize the publishing of the images via Github Workflows and to extend the images to other architectures. Thanks |
Nice! deSEC has a Dockerhub account that we can utilize via the GitHub Action secrets interface. |
See #24 |
Certbot has official images on docker hub, also specific images for each official plugin.
Is there any plan to create a docker image for certbot + desec ?
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