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#Using certbot (Let's encrypt) with RFC2136
# Using certbot (Let's encrypt) with RFC2136
Some servers are unable to have a web server installed, but can still make use of a certificate (for example, mail servers).
These scripts automates the authentication and clean up using DNS for validation.
##Installation
## Installation
clone this repo, or download the files.
Update the files with the data necessary, such as zone name, name server and path to your key-file.
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It will then verify your domain, and then download the certificate. Afterwards, `sudo certbot renew` will update the certificate. Use a renew hook if you want to do something after renewal, such as reloading postfix, or whatever service that uses the certificates.
##BIND installation
## BIND installation
I'm running BIND on my DNS servers, and followed [this guide] (http://linux.yyz.us/dns/ddns-server.html) to set it up.