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How is that any better then the free letsencrypt wildcard?

Source: https://www.rapidsslonline.com/ssl-brands/rapidssl/rapidssl-wildcard-certificates.aspx

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also it must work for wildcard/catch-all, so not that easy grep!

Also, not paying for the wildcard cert in 2022. 😄 It just comes via their ACME service. Pretty much the same as Letsencrypt.

And lastly, and this is probably outside of the feedback that you want - are you really using (=paying) ZeroSSL for that wildcard certificate? $40-$50/month when a wildcard certificate can be had for

If you're interested in e-mail services only, Migadu (www.migadu.com) is feature-rich (multiple domains, domain aliases, wildcard sending, slick webmail etc. etc.), it's hosted in beautiful Switzerlan

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* A couple bugs while issuing wildcard certificate if you don't control the full DNS: https://github.com/go-acme/lego/issues/1597

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That is a potential problem,I've used wildcard on my domain for a few years and not suffered from any major spam issues

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Let me quickly set up that zone called "blacklist" with a wildcard record... that's EUR 80 then please...

* ???: Wildcard, VirMach will come up with a prize idea unless he's tired, in which case $5 store credit is provided instead.

Yes, it has its built in little lets encrypt manager that issues wildcard lets encrypt and automatically renews them

I have a management server that uses dehydrated and a PowerDNS hook (tons of hooks available on GitHub) to generate wildcard certs. I have a cron job that runs a script to renew the wildcard, then pus

It's very good. I think the only thing that might need fixing is wildcard auto responders?

Yes, it will work if you regenerate the certificate and force the preferred chain to X1. Just switched mine to Sectigo since geocerts offered 1 year free wildcard cert, working well now.