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  • @Daniel15 said:
    You can do DNS validation rather than HTTP validation,

    Yeah, but that is... not very automagic and you get a bigger attack surface. I tought of it, I didn't want to access my dns provider progammatically either. ;)

  • SVeu2BSLh7vfKv6xbT5m said: Yeah, but that is... not very automagic and you get a bigger attack surface. I tought of it, I didn't want to access my dns provider progammatically either.

    You can use acme-dns which is a separate DNS server that only handles Let's Encrypt validation. You CNAME the _acme-challenge subdomain to it. Let's Encrypt is fine with IPv6-only DNS servers so you can just run it on a spare IPv6 address.

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