CertSage 2.2.0 Release

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  • Removed all functionality for adding/updating contact email addresses due to Let's Encrypt no longer supporting this functionality
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I'd love to see the confirmation page not require us to click back to beginning and fill out the form again. Instead, the confirmation could be output at the top of the homepage and what was posted could be populated again. It would save a couple of steps.

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Although, even better would be a single click to generate the certificate + install.

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All good thoughts. :slightly_smiling_face:

I've considered this before. :thinking: I think it's worthwhile at this point. I'll do it. :grin:

This concept has plagued me for some time...

  • I don't want to limit CertSage to cPanel
  • Consistent detection of cPanel presents its own challenge
  • Even with consistent detection of cPanel, assuming the desire of certificate installation is a decision
  • A separate, compound button of acquire and install could be possible as a halfway house :thinking:
  • One challenge with a combined acquire and install action is that success of the acquire with failure of the install would effectively require determining that the existing certificate in the CertSage data directory is sufficient for the requested domain names (by effectively matching the SANs on the cert and not being near expiry). I suppose this is a good "protective" feature anyhow to prevent duplicate cert rate limiting. Such protection is also useful for renewals.

I'll do it. It's gonna take some work, but I think the improvements are worth the cost.

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Thanks for entertaining my request!

Maybe a radio button for a fully automated install to cPanel or manual approach. The second part of the request won't be as important is the first step loads + prepopulates the original form so installing the cert is just another click away.

An alternative path is to define the password + domains in step 1 to a browser session variable. Step 2 uses those details from the session and you're simply clicking on each action.

The main challenge is repetitive data entry and streamlining the process so it's more linear instead of back-and-forth.

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Done! :grin:

Check it out! :rocket:

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Amazing... just tested and it worked like a charm!

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