package letsencrypt

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ACME implementation in OCaml

Install 

dune-project
 Dependency

github.com Readme Changelog BSD-2-clause License Edit opam file Versions (4)

Authors

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    Michele Mu <maker@tumbolandia.net>, Hannes Mehnert <hannes@mehnert.org>

Maintainers

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    Michele Mu <maker@tumbolandia.net>

Sources

letsencrypt-2.0.0.tbz
sha256=9d0d4a3c4d1793137933e645945c262dc6cdcaff8ad6f6630c30ec900423d1c3
sha512=dda4c7cd00ea700aea038bd3245ae51300cf51a1dd56f3afc3928d6f29a680a8a3fa367fa7aef7c6cb1883bb6b235287c12a9263af14be75ba5e4367db17895a

doc/README.html

let's encrypt - an ACME implementation in OCaml

This package contains an implementation of the ACME protocol (mostly client side) purely in OCaml based on RFC 8555. The HTTP, DNS, and ALPN challenges are implemented.

Build with:

    $ opam install letsencrypt
$ opam install letsencrypt-app #for oacmel, the LE client binary

Generate a new account key with:

    $ openssl req -newkey rsa > csr.pem
$ openssl genrsa > account.pem

with OCaml version ≥ 4.07.0. Note: acme.ml is not tested, and should be considered yet to be implemented.