Hiawatha's Let's Encrypt script supports ACME v2

[hiawatha]

The Let’s Encrypt script for the Hiawatha webserver now supports ACME v2. It can be downloaded here.

The order in which this script does the finalizing-of-the-order and the polling-of-the-status is not according to the RFC, but this way it works better. There seems to be a server-side issue that causes this.

[hiawatha]

The issue has been solved. I will inform the Hiawatha webserver users so they can test it. I appreciate it if some can add this client to the ‘ACME v2 Compatible Clients’ list at the ‘ACME Client Implementations’ page.

[sahsanu]

@hiawatha

I appreciate it if some can add this client to the ‘ACME v2 Compatible Clients’ list at the ‘ACME Client Implementations’ page.

@jsha could review it and add the client to the list.

[hiawatha]

If you want to test my script, you need a Hiawatha configuration file. You can use the following for testing purposes, to be placed in a file named ‘hiawatha.conf’:

VirtualHost {
  Hostname = <hostname to test>
  WebsiteRoot = <path to root of website>
  TLScertFile = <path to file containing private key and certificate, for renewal testing>
}

Update the HIAWATHA_CONFIG_DIR setting in letsencrypt.conf to the location of the hiawatha.conf file. Create a directory named ‘tls’ in the directory where hiawatha.conf is located.

[jsha]

Thanks for the info, @hiawatha! You can send us a PR to add it to the web site at https://github.com/letsencrypt/website.