Hi Pierre! > --8<---------------cut here---------------start------------->8--- > (define certbot-authentication-hook > (program-file "certbot-authentication-hook" > (with-imported-modules '((guix build utils)) > #~(let ((gandi (string-append #$gandi.cli "/bin/gandi")) > (validation (getenv "CERTBOT_VALIDATION"))) > (use-modules ((guix build utils))) > (setenv "GANDI_CONFIG" "/etc/gandi/config.yaml") > (invoke gandi "dns" "create" "example.com" "_acme-challenge" "TXT" validation))))) > > (define certbot-cleanup-hook > (program-file "certbot-cleanup-hook" > (with-imported-modules '((guix build utils)) > #~(let ((gandi (string-append #$gandi.cli "/bin/gandi"))) > (use-modules ((guix build utils))) > (setenv "GANDI_CONFIG" "/etc/gandi/config.yaml") > (invoke gandi "dns" "delete" "--force" "example.com" "_acme-challenge" "TXT"))))) > > (...) > > (service certbot-service-type > (certbot-configuration > (email "me@example.com") > (certificates > (list > (certificate-configuration > (domains '("*.example.com")) > (challenge "dns") > (authentication-hook certbot-authentication-hook) > (cleanup-hook certbot-cleanup-hook)))))) > --8<---------------cut here---------------end--------------->8--- Thank you so much! I appreciate it. I am using deSEC (https://desec.io) and have their hook.sh (https://github.com/desec-io/desec-certbot-hook) stored as "/etc/desec/hook.sh" on my system. So, in your snippet, I should replace certbot-*-hook with "/etc/desec/hook.sh", right? Also, does using "*.example.com" means that the generated cert can be used both for apex/naked domain and any of the subdomains? > As a tip, when working on this it was very useful to be able to pass the > --dry-run option to certbot, and use development acme server > temporarily. Otherwise if you do too many attempts on the regular server > you eventually get blocked because of limit rates. But if you use the > dev server, then you have to use --dry-run as well. > > I've actually got patches up for the dry-run flag if you need them: > https://issues.guix.gnu.org/47136. Let me know if you test them or/and > have any feedback! Sure, I'll give it a try. Regards, RG.