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Feature Request - Automagically scan for new bindings. #327

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cyberspark13 opened this issue Jun 15, 2018 · 2 comments
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Feature Request - Automagically scan for new bindings. #327

cyberspark13 opened this issue Jun 15, 2018 · 2 comments

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@cyberspark13
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Feel free to knock this back, but being able to fully automate the process would be great (for me!) I have a site that displays different content depending on what domain you come in on, and I have around 4500 domains on one IIS site. CRM links in so you can update a domain in the CRM, and it get's added into IIS.

So my dream would be that I could set CtW to rescan for new bindings, say once a day, and update the certificates if there is a change.

However, it may be a too oddly specific scenario to warrant the dev work...

@webprofusion-chrisc
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Hi, thanks for the feature request, this has come up before actually but in a slightly different context.

Certificates from Let's Encrypt can contain up to 100 domains, so that mean we'd have to create a new managed certificate automatically as each one fills up.

You do have the option of using the CSV import method, whereby whatever process you currently have for allocating domains to the site could write out a list of the new domains, then call the import. The disadvantage is that (currently) creates a new managed certificate per row, rather than batching many into one.

Are these subdomains of a main domain or are they completely different domains? If they were subdomains you could do it with one wildcard cert.

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Ah, I'll have to look into the CSV method then, didn't realise there was a 100 domain limit. Unfortunately they're all individual domains, not sub-domains. Thanks for the response.

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