acme.sh:tldr:2e864
acme.sh: Issue a certificate using a working Nginx configuration.
$ acme.sh --issue --nginx --domain ${example-com}
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This command is using the acme.sh client to issue a certificate from Let's Encrypt for the Nginx web server, for the specified domain.
Explaining the options used in the command:
acme.sh: This is the command itself, which invokes the ACME client.--issue: This option tells the client to issue a new certificate.--nginx: This option specifies that the certificate will be used with the Nginx web server.--domain ${example-com}: This option specifies the domain for which the certificate is being issued. In this case,${example-com}is likely a placeholder for the actual domain name. So, you should replace it with the domain you want to issue the certificate for. Make sure to remove the${}characters as well.
Overall, this command is used to request a Let's Encrypt certificate for a domain and configure it for use with Nginx.
This explanation was created by an AI. In most cases those are correct. But please always be careful and
never run a command you are not sure if it is safe.