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Not working with acme.sh #8
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Hm - this is an interesting behaviour of acme.sh, since you are meant to poll the authorization (as opposed to the challenge) to get the state of the authorization (see https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc8555#section-7.5.1, Page 55, more or less on top). Reading the log it tries to poll on the challenge, which I think is "undefined" in RFC 8555. Since it's a common tool and the expected response is not something too uncommon, I think it's okay to adjust the code of the ACME-Server to check, if that challenge is okay to use as a response. It's a minor change, so expect it to be available before christmas. |
Awesome! I already assumed that this is a problem with acme.sh, but they probably wont change their code anway, so I didn't create an issue there. Thank you very much. |
I hope this solves the problem ;) |
Hi there.
I use this acme server in my homelab environment and just stumbled across a problem with acme.sh. But see for yourself:
acme.loens2.com is my local acme server. As you can see, the script fails with error "The order used in this request did not have the expected status 'Pending' but had 'Ready'.". Unfortunately I have to use acme.sh because it's the only one supported by OPNsense. On my other Servers with certbot, everything works as expected.
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