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Use email address field from client table by default to issue certificates #13

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WKnak opened this issue Dec 8, 2015 · 2 comments
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@WKnak
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WKnak commented Dec 8, 2015

Feature request: right now the email in letsencrypt command line is hardcoded in this format postmaster@$domain. This is a good solution right now.

My sugestion is to get email address from ISPConfig client table, if provided.

Also, I don't know if we have to use same domain of the certificate and email address. So, maybe you could get the email address in this order:

  • from client.email table;
  • if missing, from cli.ini;
  • and finally fallback to hostmaster@$domain.

I think hostmaster is better than postmaster, which refers to mail servers admins (even if most of time they are the same guy).

@WKnak WKnak changed the title Use client email address by default to issue certificates Use email address field from client table by default to issue certificates Dec 8, 2015
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MZorzy commented Dec 9, 2015

or add a new emal address on SSL page under Letsencrypt section & ispconfig db.
so if there are a problem with ssl can send directly to hosting, nor to client

@alexalouit
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A new email field would be a good solution.

ISPConfig 3.1 will coming soon.
Obviously, this version supports Let's Encrypt, so I will help to develop as priority for this stable release.
My development time on repo will be disrupted, but it remains open to collaboration and patch submitted.

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