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[acmednstiny]
# Required readable ACME account key
AccountKeyFile = account.key
# Required readable CSR file
# Note: if you use the "--csr" optional argument, this setting is not read and can be omitted
CSRFile = domain.csr
# Optional ACME directory url
# Default: https://acme-staging-v02.api.letsencrypt.org/directory
#ACMEDirectory = https://acme-staging-v02.api.letsencrypt.org/directory
# Optional To be able to be reached by ACME provider (e.g. to warn about
# certificate expicration), you can provide some contact informations.
# Contacts setting is a list of contact URI separated by semicolon (;).
# If ACME provider support contact informations, it must at least support mailto
# URI and can support more of contact.
# For the mailto URI, the email address part must contains only one address
# without header fields (see [RFC6068]).
# Default: none
#Contacts = mailto:[email protected];mailto:[email protected]
# Optional to give hint to the ACME server about your prefered language for errors given by their server
# See https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Headers/Accept-Language for more informations
# Default: en
#Language = en
# Optional: ask to request different format of certificate file.
# By default, acme-dns-tiny request a certificate chain with format
# "application/pem-certificate-chain"
# With this format, you can assume the first certificate block is the one for
# your domains, as the ACME RFC force the format to have this certificate first.
#
# If the ACME server support different format, you can specify it here
# (e.g. application/pkix-cert, applicaiton/pkcs7-mime)
# Note that, if the format selected doesn't provide a full chain, you should
# read logs to find the related certificates (see link header with attribute rel=up)
#CertificateFormat = application/pem-certificate-chain
# Optional: Number of seconds to wait before ACME requests time out
# Set to 0 to wait indefinitely for response
# Default: 10
#Timeout = 10
[TSIGKeyring]
# Required TSIG key name
KeyName = host-example
# Required TSIG key value in base64
KeyValue = XXXXXXXXXXX==
# Required TSIG algorithm
Algorithm = hmac-sha256
[DNS]
# Optional name server IP address list to use instead of system dns resolver
# If multiple IP addresses has to be written, separate them by a comma
# NameServer
# Optional time to live (TTL) value used to add DNS entries
# For each domain registered in the CSR, at least 1 TTL is waited before certificate creation.
# If an error occurs while looking for TXT records, we wait up to 10 TTLs by domain.
# That's why the default is only of 10 seconds, to avoid having too long time to wait to receive a new certificate.
# Default: 10 seconds
TTL = 10
# Optional: Number of seconds to wait before DNS queries time out
# Set to 0 to wait indefinitely for response
# Default: 10
#Timeout = 10