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Certbot with Bind #24
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Update: I ve added those in entrypoint script:
However, certbot is failing with that error:
Might be related to dir permissions though. |
I'm stuck at the same point, I doubt it's write permissions, as it persists even after adding write permissions for the 'bind' group to both the /etc/bind directory as well as the zone file. |
@anApeThrummingAViola Unsafe permission errors in linux, usually mean the file has too much access, not too little. i.e.: it is world writable, or world readable. Depending on the situation, even group read/writable might cause an error. In this case, here is some info on Certbot's warning: https://certbot-dns-rfc2136.readthedocs.io/en/stable/#credentials |
That was a good hint, my pre-set permissions on the bind dir were 2755, I changed them to 0774, restarted bind, and that got me past this problem. |
blushes I also had opened the firewall for port 53 TCP instead of UDP |
Hi,
I am wondering, if there is any way update_policy can be added to generated named conf file?
https://certbot-dns-rfc2136.readthedocs.io/en/stable/#sample-bind-configuration - I want to try and generate certs for bind zone. Thus, I can generate a key via
However, cant figure out how can I add update policy to generated conf file?
Thank you
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