the account using a best-effort approach (DNS + wildcard, then domain validated per-domain). If you're migrating off a cPanel account, letsencrypt:bootstrap is automatically invoked at conclusion of

Eh ... I'm out. See y'all back at the ranch.

iirc GoGetSSL.com was the cheapest for normal/wildcard SSL. Not sure for EV tho. But IMO EV ssl is dead anyway.

* ACMEv2 support. Includes wildcard DNS provided you've connected apnscp to one of 6 supported DNS providers.

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Has anyone encountered this issue with Let's encrypt? I tried generating a wildcard manually but get this error. The ssl failed to renew itself I think so I tried to generate manually.

EDIT2: the wildcard at the end of backups/ may be superfluous

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Yes. There are many providers who can offer wildcard ssl like namecheap, comodo etc.

Don't understand about this necro but I notice gogetssl's retail site is now showing 4 year certificates (I thought 2 years had become the max) at $3.11/year for DV regular $35.71/year for wildcard (h

Cheap Wildcard SSL certificates @ $75.00/yr at CheapSSLShop.com

If a wildcard would work for you and reduce the requests, I use this:

Let's encrypt does free wildcard certs

nobody buys wildcard TLS certs anymore. There is lets encrypt and with that buying certs is dead.

Sandstorm itself is not too heavy, I ran for a while alongside Yunohost on a 4GB VPS, but I was having issues with the LE wildcard cert and couldn't use the built-in https service because it required

1) setup wildcard DNS and LetsEncrypt for SSL

I have a domain at IONOS for 1$ first year and 20$ on second year. I bought for 2 years and they gives free wildcard ssl which is fine. no need to be busy with letencrypt every 90 days. even though I

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Letsencrypt support Wildcard cert

You could try use their own .sandcats.io domain. Also, the documentation on Sandstorm was written on a time where they didn't support Wildcard certificates yet. With the new Wildcard certificate, one