[Moderator’s note: Heroku recently announced automatic integration with Let’s Encrypt] [image] Announcing Free and Automated SSL Certs For All Paid Dynos We are excited to announce that Automated Certificate Management is generally available, at no additional charge, for all applications…

I found it, true. However, http-01 is not in there. I’m just trying to solve a problem. I don’t feel like I need to learn how everything in the internet works to minute detail to solve my problem; Particularly when there are domain experts (i.e. you). Saying rtfm is all fine & good, however someti…

Meh, looks like there are still a lot of outdated versions in the search results, the most up-to-date one is at https://github.com/ietf-wg-acme/acme/blob/master/draft-ietf-acme-acme.md#http

Yes, expressing things is hard because context is implicit… I’ll do my best to read this doc, build, & express the context to what you said, if you aren’t willing to.

Hi, if you’re using Ruby on Rails you could try letsencrypt-plugin: [image] lgromanowski/letsencrypt-plugin letsencrypt-plugin - :lock_with_ink_pen: Let's encrypt plugin for Ruby on Rails applications and then please follow Heroku guide: [image] SSL E…

I’m using node.js & I found the carefully guarded answer; so I’m a cool kid now B-) ./letsencrypt-auto certonly --manual -d <your-domain> This opened an interactive command line dialog. Note that I had to deploy a file in <webroot>/.well-known/acme-challenge/<filename-given-by-command> with the c…

[image] btakita: In case you are interested in streamlining your UX, the url currently must be http. I had a http -> https redirect that I needed to temporarily disable to make this process work. There are some non-obvious security concerns with supporting HTTPS for http-01 challenges, see th…

@enric Please mark this thread as [Solved] if this solves your issue…

[image] btakita: Note that I had to deploy a file in <webroot>/.well-known/acme-challenge/<filename-given-by-command> with the contents specified by the interactive letsencrypt-auto command. I then ran: sudo heroku certs:update /etc/letsencrypt/live/<your-domain>/cert.pem /etc/letsencrypt/live…

Sorry @riking , what do you mean by “switch to the webroot method”? Do I need to modify this command ./letsencrypt-auto certonly --manual -d <your-domain> to achieve it or is this something else? Thank you

I just made a wrapper for getting certificates on Cloud-Foundry - which might just work with Heroku. It uses the Heroku python buildpack. [image] bsyk/cf-letsencrypt cf-letsencrypt - Let's Encrypt wrapper for Cloud-Foundry

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mallyvai February 14, 2016, 4:55am 24

Sorry if I’m misunderstanding, but the Heroku filesystem is remote; it’s not local. Is there an additional setting or thing going on here I should be aware of?

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