Problem renewing certifcates about acmephp HOT 7 CLOSED

Actually, the same InvalidArgumentException also appears when we just type:
php acmephp.phar authorize help

Is the installation kind of... broken? Creating new certificates works fine though.

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Hello @msebel !

This was an update of Let's Encrypt, adding a resource type we did not handle with this client. The fix was merged in master a few days ago and I will release it either this night or tomorrow. I'll keep this issue open so you will be able to easily tell me if the new version does not fix your probem.

And just for your information, typing php acmephp.phar authorize help will try to run the authorization process for the help domain :) . I think you meant to use php acmephp.phar help authorize.

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@tgalopin You da real MVP!
And yes, I got the help command mixed up badly :-).

I'il keep you updated as soon as we tested the new version.
BTW is there a possibility to donate to the project?

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No problem, I'm happy to help :) .

I have to admit I didn't plan this aspect of the project for now, but I can set-up a little something :) . Thanks for the proposal, that's much appreciated!

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I just released the beta3 which should solve the issue. Please tell me if it's not the case.

Also, I just noticed in your first message that you wanted to renew certificates: you don't need to re-run authorize for renewal. Once you are the proved owner of a domain, the private key generated by Acme PHP is enough to renew the certificate by running the same request command again.

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Works as expected, I was able to renew all certificates. Thanks for the fast update!

Our script is still very prototypey, hence we still to a new authorization everytime, but with acmephp we we're able to provide about 100 customers with fully automated ssl, deploying the certificates to 3 loadbalancers. I definitely need to refactor our automation :-)

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I'm glad it's working properly. Your context and usage is interesting indeed :) ?

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