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[BUG] unrecognized arguments while following the instructions #31
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Try with the old syntax https://pypi.org/project/certbot-plugin-gandi/1.2.3/ |
Old syntax doesn't work either. |
Have you installed the package as normal user and run certbot as SU? |
No, it's installed as root (using the EFF official snap) and run as root. Either way, I'm assuming I'm running into the problems described in #22. It's a shame that Gandi's own plugin is also defunct; they're not doing themselves any favours when all their competitors are supported! |
I've installed 2 weeks ago on my RPi, cannot recall the first command, but this is my working crontab command for renew.
Certbot was installed though apt |
@Louis-d-C Which package managers do you use to get this error (pip or debian)? I have the same error with debian packages (Debian GNU/Linux 11 - bullseye) but it works in a virtualenv and pip packages:
In case it helps, the versions are different:
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I found using |
Fixed on my side, the issue was that certbot was called with sudo while the plugin was install without sudo so only for my local user.
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@Louis-d-C Can you specify your version of certbot and certbot-plugin-gandi, and their installation mode (apt, snap, pip)? @Synchro The snap installation mode is not supported. But this project is open to any PR that will add support to it. Debian supports the package @obynio We may have to close the issue as we did not get any reply from @Louis-d-C in one year. |
I gave up on the wildcard certificate and did every subdomain I needed manually because I could not find out how to make it work. As of now, I don't need an infinite number of certificates so I can't really spend more time trying to fix this issue. The version of certbot was 1.20.0, certbot-plugin-gandi was version 1.3.2 and the os was debian 10. |
Hi,
With old syntax =
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This one fixed it for me. |
I am currently trying to use this plugin on my debian 10 server to obtain a wildcard certificate. I followed every step, but when it came to the certbot command, it fails with the error
certbot: error: unrecognized arguments: --dns-gandi-credentials /etc/letsencrypt/gandi/gandi.ini
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