But to get a certificate via DNS-01 there is no connection made to the website server, only to the DNS servers.
Once the certificate has been issued and obtained and deployed it should behave no differently than any other certificate.
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But to get a certificate via DNS-01 there is no connection made to the website server, only to the DNS servers.
Once the certificate has been issued and obtained and deployed it should behave no differently than any other certificate.
I have recently setup Caddy with Let’s Encrypt and custom domain for my SSL needs, however facing weird delay before every page refresh when visiting a web app via iPhone. This is my setup:
Let’s Encrypt certs via DNS-01 (netc...I don’t remember why I didn’t have a wildcard matcher in here. I tried what you suggested and I’m seeing the same zone matching problem.
caddy | {"level":"debug","ts":1786882371.834438,"logger":"http.acme_client","msg":"http request","method":"POST","url":"https://acme-v02.api.letsencrypt.org/acme/authz/2992294076/760742322801","headers":{"Content-Type":["application/jose...so caddy just auto redirects anything to https, even if you dont specify it in your command?
Yes, unless you tell it not to:
Caddy Web ServerNot an answer to your question, but just out of curiosity, why don’t you ask for a wildcard certificate once and reuse it for all your subdomains, instead of requesting a certificate for each subdomain separately?
You could just add this to your config:
*.khome.space { abort }