Author: o6asan

[2017.OCt.20]　   We can use mod_md in ApacheLounge 2.4.x version now, so I changed from dehydrated (former Letsencrypt.sh) to mod_md about certs updating tool. About this, see → “From dehydrate to mod_md, Let’s Encrypt Tool”.
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   On October 7, when I tested my site by SSL Server Test, I found ‘OCSP Must Staple Not Supported’ on it. So, I re-checked the old test report and also saw ‘OCSP Must Staple Not Supported’ there. I talked about this with くりくりさん at my Japanese blog comments. We also talked about Extended Validation(EV), CHACHA20, and Certificate Transparency(CT). But, these three are not available for my server now. EV is expensive. CHACHA20 Apache official version already supports but Apache Lounge version 2.4.23, which is my server current version, hasn’t yet. If I want to use, I need to build the supported version by myself. This is difficult for me. CT Apache hasn’t supported yet.
   However, I changed several things about my server TLS environment.

[2017.OCt.20]　   We can use mod_md in ApacheLounge 2.4.x version now, so I changed from dehydrated (former Letsencrypt.sh) to mod_md about certs updating tool. About this, see → “From dehydrate to mod_md, Let’s Encrypt Tool”.
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[Oct.26]　   As I use Elliptic curve Diffie–Hellman (ECDH) for kx now, I posted a new article. ☞“Letsencrypt.sh on Windows-#4”
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   On September 17, I got the first success of the renewal of Let’s Encrypt Certificates. The script and my batch made it at the daily task. I found the file differences in my Certs folder on the server like this ☟.

[2017.OCt.20]　   We can use mod_md in ApacheLounge 2.4.x version now, so I changed from dehydrated (former Letsencrypt.sh) to mod_md about certs updating tool. About this, see → “From dehydrate to mod_md, Let’s Encrypt Tool”.
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[Oct.26]　   As I use Elliptic curve Diffie–Hellman (ECDH) for kx now, I posted a new article. ☞“Letsencrypt.sh on Windows-#4”
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[Sep.19]　   As I had a success about the first renewal of the Let’s Encrypt Certs automatically, I posted a new article. ☞“Letsencrypt.sh on Windows-#3”
   By the way, they renamed project from letsencrypt.sh to dehydrated. So you can find the project at https://github.com/lukas2511/dehydrated/releases. Therefore, read letsencrypt.sh as dehydrated in my article.
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   Continued from my last post.
   Now, I’ll write HowTO renew certs automatically by Letsencrypt.sh. Once I made the batch file which didn’t work well because of letsencrypt-win-simple limitation. But the part which was not related to letsencrypt-win-simple worked well.