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@cantoute cantoute commented Mar 8, 2022

Storing certbot/letsencrypt keys in the repo takes considerable space, specially when having many domains over long time.
...and obviously is a security risk

I have not fully tested yet, but with those rules we should still keep trace of certbot setup, at disaster this should be good enough to re-create all new certificates at once.

There probably is a more elegant way do this, but I think it would be a good idea not to store those keys by default.

Thanks for your great work, this package is very handy and made this world a better place :)

storing certbot/letsencrypt keys in the repo takes considerable space when having many domains over time
I have not fully tested yet, but with those rules we should still keep trace of certbot setup,  at disaster this should be good enough to  re-create all new certificates at once.

and obviously is a security risk
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