Error with issuing a certificate for local (dev) server

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I have a local dev server on my local pc (Linux).

While attempting to install one package, it attempt's to issue a certificate thru let's encrypt.

I get a following error message:

An unexpected error occured:
AttributeError: can't set attribute

When looking to the log, the main errorrs that show (switch wise, depending from typed domain):

  • localhost - "the domain requires at latest one dot"

  • mydomain.local - "domain name doesn't end with a valid public suffix"

NOTE: Not every one is able to purchase themself (expensive) domain, plus that would be meainingless in case of local development.

Please uegently fix that and allow letsencrypt generate certificates that doesn't use public TLD and for local dev servers

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LE is NOT allowed to issue certificates for localhost nor *.local
There are rules that must be followed.

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then how can I bypass that certbot attempt's to force to issue it and when skipping then the package instalation fails ?

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Which package?

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tryton-server-ngix

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tryton-server-ngix ?
OR
tryton-server-nginx ?

Try modifying the configuration file and turning off SSL.
Otherwise, see if they provide any help for their product.

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Certbot is an ACME client. Unless you're hosting your own private CA with its own private ACME server, Certbot is of no use for local/private certificates.

If that "tryton-server-nginx" is giving you trouble, I suggest you ask about this through the tryton-server-nginx support channel(s).

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