- update to 2.9.0:
* Support for Python 3.12 was added.
* Updates `joinpath` syntax to only use one addition per call,
because the multiple inputs version was causing mypy errors
on Python 3.10.
* Makes the `reconfigure` verb actually use the staging server
for the dry run to check the new configuration.
- Add %{?sle15_python_module_pythons}
* The default key type for new certificates is now ECDSA secp256r1 (P-256). It was
* Certbot will now error if a certificate has --reuse-key set and a conflicting --key-type,
--key-size or --elliptic-curve is requested on the CLI. Use --new-key to change the key
* The zope based interfaces in certbot.interfaces have been removed in favor of the abc
* Removed deprecated functions certbot.tests.util.patch_get_utility*. Plugins should now patch
certbot.display.util themselves in their tests or use certbot.tests.util.patch_display_util
* Fixes a bug where the certbot working directory has unusably restrictive permissions on
* Certbot will no longer respect very long challenge polling intervals, which may be suggested
by some ACME servers. Certbot will continue to wait up to 90 seconds by default, or up to
* Allow a user to modify the configuration of a certificate without renewing it using the new
* Certbot will no longer save previous CSRs and certificate private keys to /etc/letsencrypt/csr
* Certbot will now only keep the current and 5 previous certificates in the /etc/letsencrypt/archive
directory for each certificate lineage. Any prior certificates will be automatically deleted upon
* We deprecated support for the update_symlinks command. Support will be removed in a following
* Optionally sign the SOA query for dns-rfc2136, to help resolve problems with split-view DNS setups
* Certbot will no longer try to invoke plugins which do not subclass from the proper certbot.interfaces.{Installer,Authenticator}
* If Certbot exits before setting up its usual log files, the temporary
directory created to save logging information will begin with the name
certbot-log- rather than a generic name. This should not be considered a
* Fixed an incompatibility in the certbot-dns-cloudflare plugin and the
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* Support for Python 3.12 was added.
* Updates `joinpath` syntax to only use one addition per call,
because the multiple inputs version was causing mypy errors
on Python 3.10.
* Makes the `reconfigure` verb actually use the staging server
for the dry run to check the new configuration.
* The default key type for new certificates is now ECDSA secp256r1 (P-256). It was
* Certbot will now error if a certificate has --reuse-key set and a conflicting --key-type,
--key-size or --elliptic-curve is requested on the CLI. Use --new-key to change the key
* The zope based interfaces in certbot.interfaces have been removed in favor of the abc
* Removed deprecated functions certbot.tests.util.patch_get_utility*. Plugins should now patch
certbot.display.util themselves in their tests or use certbot.tests.util.patch_display_util
* Fixes a bug where the certbot working directory has unusably restrictive permissions on
* Certbot will no longer respect very long challenge polling intervals, which may be suggested
by some ACME servers. Certbot will continue to wait up to 90 seconds by default, or up to
* Allow a user to modify the configuration of a certificate without renewing it using the new
* Certbot will no longer save previous CSRs and certificate private keys to /etc/letsencrypt/csr
* Certbot will now only keep the current and 5 previous certificates in the /etc/letsencrypt/archive
directory for each certificate lineage. Any prior certificates will be automatically deleted upon
* We deprecated support for the update_symlinks command. Support will be removed in a following
* Optionally sign the SOA query for dns-rfc2136, to help resolve problems with split-view DNS setups
* Certbot will no longer try to invoke plugins which do not subclass from the proper certbot.interfaces.{Installer,Authenticator}
* If Certbot exits before setting up its usual log files, the temporary
directory created to save logging information will begin with the name
certbot-log- rather than a generic name. This should not be considered a
* Fixed an incompatibility in the certbot-dns-cloudflare plugin and the
Cloudflare library which was introduced in the Cloudflare library version
2.10.1. The library would raise an error if a token was specified in the
Certbot --dns-cloudflare-credentials file as well as the cloudflare.cfg
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* Add certbot.util.LooseVersion class. See GH #9489.
* NamespaceConfig now tracks how its arguments were set via a dictionary, allowing us to remove a bunch
of global state previously needed to inspect whether a user set an argument or not.
* Support for Python 3.7 was deprecated and will be removed in our next planned release.
* Added RENEWED_DOMAINS and FAILED_DOMAINS environment variables for consumption by post renewal hooks.
* Do not call deprecated datetime.utcnow() and datetime.utcfromtimestamp()
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- Update to 2.6.0
* Support for Python 3.11 was added to Certbot and all of its components.
* The default key type for new certificates is now ECDSA secp256r1 (P-256). It was
previously RSA 2048-bit. Existing certificates are not affected.
* acme and Certbot no longer support versions of ACME from before the RFC 8555 standard.
* acme and Certbot no longer support the old urn:acme:error: ACME error prefix.
* Removed the deprecated certbot-dns-cloudxns plugin.
* Certbot will now error if a certificate has --reuse-key set and a conflicting --key-type,
--key-size or --elliptic-curve is requested on the CLI. Use --new-key to change the key
while preserving --reuse-key.
* The zope based interfaces in certbot.interfaces have been removed in favor of the abc
based interfaces found in the same module.
* Certbot no longer depends on zope.
* Removed some deprecated functions and attributes from certbot(.display)?.(crypto_)?util
* Removed deprecated functions certbot.tests.util.patch_get_utility*. Plugins should now patch
certbot.display.util themselves in their tests or use certbot.tests.util.patch_display_util
as a temporary workaround.
* Fixes a bug where the certbot working directory has unusably restrictive permissions on
systems with stricter default umasks.
* Requests to subscribe to the EFF mailing list now time out after 60 seconds.
* Certbot will no longer respect very long challenge polling intervals, which may be suggested
by some ACME servers. Certbot will continue to wait up to 90 seconds by default, or up to
a total of 30 minutes if requested by the server via Retry-After.
* Allow a user to modify the configuration of a certificate without renewing it using the new
reconfigure subcommand. See certbot help reconfigure for details.
* certbot show_account now displays the ACME Account Thumbprint.
* Certbot will no longer save previous CSRs and certificate private keys to /etc/letsencrypt/csr
and /etc/letsencrypt/keys, respectively. These directories may be safely deleted.
* Certbot will now only keep the current and 5 previous certificates in the /etc/letsencrypt/archive
directory for each certificate lineage. Any prior certificates will be automatically deleted upon
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- update to 1.29.0:
* --allow-subset-of-names will now additionally retry in cases where domains
are rejected while creating or finalizing orders. This requires subproblem
support from the ACME server
* The show_account subcommand now uses the "newAccount" ACME endpoint to
fetch the account data, so it doesn't rely on the locally stored account URL.
This fixes situations where Certbot
would use old ACMEv1 registration info with non-functional account URLs.
* The generated Certificate Signing Requests are now generated as version 1
instead of version 3. This resolves situations in where strict enforcement
of PKCS#10 meant that CSRs that were generated as version 3 were rejected
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* --allow-subset-of-names will now additionally retry in cases where domains
are rejected while creating or finalizing orders. This requires subproblem
support from the ACME server
* The show_account subcommand now uses the "newAccount" ACME endpoint to
fetch the account data, so it doesn't rely on the locally stored account URL.
This fixes situations where Certbot
would use old ACMEv1 registration info with non-functional account URLs.
* The generated Certificate Signing Requests are now generated as version 1
instead of version 3. This resolves situations in where strict enforcement
of PKCS#10 meant that CSRs that were generated as version 3 were rejected
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* Updated Apache/NGINX TLS configs to document contents are based on ssl-config.mozilla.org
* A change to order finalization has been made to the `acme` module and Certbot:
- An order's `certificate` field will only be processed if the order's `status` is `valid`.
- An order's `error` field will only be processed if the order's `status` is `invalid`.
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- Update to version 1.26.0
* Added a check whether OCSP stapling is supported by the installer when requesting
a certificate with the run subcommand in combination with the --must-staple option.
If the installer does not support OCSP and the --must-staple option is used, Certbot
will raise an error and quit.
* Certbot and its acme module now depend on josepy>=1.13.0 due to better type annotation support.
* Updated dependencies to use new version of cryptography that uses OpenSSL 1.1.1.
* When the --debug-challenges option is used in combination with -v, Certbot now
displays the challenge URLs (for http-01 challenges) or FQDNs (for dns-01 challenges)
and their expected return values.
* Support for Python 3.6 was removed.
* All Certbot components now require setuptools>=41.6.0.
* Certbot and its acme library now require pytz>=2019.3.
* Revoking a certificate based on an ECDSA key can now be done with --key-path.
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- Update to version 1.22.0
* Support for Python 3.10 was added to Certbot and all of its components.
* The function certbot.util.parse_loose_version was added to parse version
strings in the same way as the now deprecated distutils.version.LooseVersion
class from the Python standard library.
* Added --issuance-timeout. This option specifies how long (in seconds) Certbot will wait
for the server to issue a certificate.
* The function certbot.util.get_strict_version was deprecated and will be
removed in a future release.
- Refreshed python-certbot.keyring
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- Update to version 1.18.0
* New functions that Certbot plugins can use to interact with the user have
been added to certbot.display.util. We plan to deprecate using IDisplay
with zope in favor of these new functions in the future.
* The Plugin, Authenticator and Installer classes are added to
certbot.interfaces module as alternatives to Certbot's current zope based
plugin interfaces. The API of these interfaces is identical, but they are
based on Python's abc module instead of zope. Certbot will continue to
detect plugins that implement either interface, but we plan to drop support
for zope based interfaces in a future version of Certbot.
* The class certbot.configuration.NamespaceConfig is added to the Certbot's
public API
* When self-validating HTTP-01 challenges using
acme.challenges.HTTP01Response.simple_verify, we now assume that the response
is composed of only ASCII characters. Previously we were relying on the
default behavior of the requests library which tries to guess the encoding of
the response which was error prone
* In order to simplify the transition to Certbot's new plugin interfaces, the
classes Plugin and Installer in certbot.plugins.common module and
certbot.plugins.dns_common.DNSAuthenticator now implement Certbot's new
plugin interfaces. The Certbot plugins based on these classes are now
automatically detected as implementing these interfaces.
* The Apache authenticator no longer crashes with "Unable to insert label"
when encountering a completely empty vhost. This issue affected Certbot 1.17.0.
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* We changed how dependencies are specified between Certbot packages. For this
and future releases, higher level Certbot components will require that lower
level components are the same version or newer. More specifically, version X
of the Certbot package will now always require acme>=X and version Y of a
plugin package will always require acme>=Y and certbot=>Y. Specifying
dependencies in this way simplifies testing and development.
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* The `--preferred-chain` flag now only checks the Issuer Common Name of the
topmost (closest to the root) certificate in the chain, instead of checking
every certificate in the chain.
See [#8577](https://github.com/certbot/certbot/issues/8577).
* Support for Python 2 has been removed.
* CLI flags `--os-packages-only`, `--no-self-upgrade`, `--no-bootstrap` and `--no-permissions-check`,
which are related to certbot-auto, are deprecated and will be removed in a future release.
* Certbot no longer conditionally depends on an external mock module. Certbot's
test API will continue to use it if it is available for backwards
compatibility, however, this behavior has been deprecated and will be removed
in a future release.
* Certbot and all of its components no longer depend on the library `six`.
* The update of certbot-auto itself is now disabled on all RHEL-like systems.
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