
acme.sh-dns:tldr:244ec
This command is using the acme.sh script to issue a TLS/SSL certificate for the domain "example.com" using the DNS challenge method with Namecheap DNS as the DNS provider. Let's break down each part of the command:
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acme.sh
: This refers to the acme.sh script, which is a lightweight shell script that automates the issuance and renewal of TLS/SSL certificates from Let's Encrypt certificate authorities. -
--issue
: This flag tells acme.sh that we want to issue a new certificate. -
--dns ${dns_namecheap}
: This flag specifies that we want to use the DNS challenge method and specifies Namecheap as the DNS provider. The${dns_namecheap}
is a placeholder that might be replaced with the actual Namecheap DNS API credentials or configuration. -
--domain ${example-com}
: This flag specifies the domain for which the certificate should be issued. The${example-com}
is a placeholder that might be replaced with the actual domain name. -
--dnssleep ${300}
: This flag specifies the time to sleep (in seconds) before verifying the DNS challenge. The${300}
is a placeholder that might be replaced with the actual number of seconds.
Overall, this command is instructing acme.sh to issue a certificate for the domain "example.com" using the DNS challenge method with Namecheap DNS as the DNS provider. It also specifies the sleep time before verifying the DNS challenge.