top | item 19261807 (no title) spatz | 7 years ago That would work for one file but there's no way to atomically rename two. discuss order hn newest rubatuga|7 years ago You should only need to update the certificate not the private key regecks|7 years ago I suppose you could do it if you placed them in a directory, and renamed that. But I don't think that's what Certbot does, I think it works by changing file symlinks individually. tinus_hn|7 years ago The actual problem is the other way around: you can’t open two files atomically. scurvy|7 years ago There's a format that stores key and cert in the same file. Name escapes me now and I'm not sure if nginx supports it.Edit: it does. Just use that instead of messing with separate files
regecks|7 years ago I suppose you could do it if you placed them in a directory, and renamed that. But I don't think that's what Certbot does, I think it works by changing file symlinks individually. tinus_hn|7 years ago The actual problem is the other way around: you can’t open two files atomically.
tinus_hn|7 years ago The actual problem is the other way around: you can’t open two files atomically.
scurvy|7 years ago There's a format that stores key and cert in the same file. Name escapes me now and I'm not sure if nginx supports it.Edit: it does. Just use that instead of messing with separate files
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scurvy|7 years ago
Edit: it does. Just use that instead of messing with separate files