
acme.sh-dns:tldr:a717b
This command is using the acme.sh script to issue and obtain an SSL/TLS certificate for a domain using DNS validation. Let's break down the different components:
-
acme.sh
: Refers to the acme.sh script, which is a widely used shell script for managing Let's Encrypt certificates. -
--issue
: This flag instructs the acme.sh script to issue a new certificate. -
--dns ${gnd_gd}
: Using the--dns
flag tells acme.sh to use DNS-based validation to verify ownership of the domain.${gnd_gd}
is a placeholder variable representing the DNS provider to be used. It could be the API key, credentials, or necessary configuration to interact with the DNS provider. -
--domain ${example-com}
: Specifies the domain for which the certificate is being issued.${example-com}
is a placeholder representing the domain name. Replace it with the actual domain name you want to obtain the certificate for.
In summary, this command tells acme.sh to issue an SSL/TLS certificate for a specific domain using DNS validation, with the DNS provider specified through the ${gnd_gd}
variable. Replace ${example-com}
with the actual domain name you want to obtain the certificate for.