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I dont know if this counts but I find it cathartic to talk about... I once paid @xoxo the mofo here 2 btc for multiple wildcard 5 year ssl certs. Long story short the certs were revoked! All attempts

Same. It's setup and forget. Though one can automate notifications via sendmail just fine. I do know that it's harder to do it for wildcard ssls, still possible using DNS hooks most likely.

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So here I am, torn between two loves. Netcup’s the powerhouse, the dependable one you bring home to mom. Hostslick’s the wildcard, the one that makes you giggle at 2AM and might spontaneously redecora

Another option is Hetzner's DNS console, which doesn't do any proxy stuff but is reliable, free, and supported for wildcard certs via certbot/letsencrypt.

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We’re glad you found our offer helpful! Yes, Wildcard SSL makes managing multiple subdomains for your e-commerce businesses much easier.

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caddy uses http://zerossl.com/ or https://letsencrypt.org/ for it's certificates. And if needed is also able to to wildcard certs (only LE AFAIK). So the certs will all be 90 days (for now, this hopef

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LE and Caddy can do wildcard certs:

ClickSSL Wildcard SSL Certificate = $45 for single year. Down to $29.00 Per Year for 5 year Certificate.

Wildcard SSL for under $30/yr? That's a great offer; subdomains can accumulate quickly. Managing distinct credentials gets old quickly and I have been juggling a few little e-commerce businesses. This

At CheapSSLShop, we offer the cheapest wildcard SSL certificates from trusted Certificate Authorities (CAs) like ClickSSL, EssentialSSL, PositiveSSL, Sectigo, & GeoTrust etc. With a wildcard S

Not really "hosted", but lasty night I finally managed to get certbot working for wildcard domains using DNS challenges updated via TSIG. In the process I reminded myself that my hat