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Hello! Today i received another email from NFS cron saying:

Your scheduled task "letsencrypt" on site xxx:

/home/private/lets-nfsn.sh/nfsn-cron.sh

completed at 2016-08-16 06:00:42 UTC after 2 seconds and produced the
following output:

+ Updating lets-nfsn.sh...
Already up-to-date.
 + Updating letsencrypt.sh...
 + Checking certificate expiration date...
 + More than 30 days until any certificate expires. Exiting.

However, when i manually visit my site, click the padlock and View Certificate in my browser, i see that its expiry is on the 12th of September, which seems like less than 30 days from now. What could be the issue? On occasion i've seen a successful git pull in the cron report, so i believe i'm running the latest version of this script.

Please don't hesitate to ask if i can provide more info, i'm not really sure how to debug this. Apologies in advance if it's PEBKAC! Thanks :)

Currently config files and well-known directories are created in nfsn-setup.sh script. This has a disadvantage that if site’s configuration ever changes (new alias is added or site-roots are toggled), the configuration no longer matches the reality.

Furthermore, I’m using rsync to push files to my site. Since I don’t have .well-known directory on my local machine, rsync deletes it remotely. I probably could work around it in rsync but I feel that it would be better if nfsn-cron.sh regenerated the directories itself.

Thoughts?

I used this utility to add SSL to one of my sites, but want to remove it. Basically I want to undo whatever this tool does. How would I do that?

This script is great, but I'm already tired of getting several emails from NFSN every day (one for each site I own).

Can we either
a) print to stderr on errors (including the 30-day notice) so that I can redirect stdout to /dev/null
b) add an option to suppress all output unless there's any errors (very similar to above)