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lets-encrypt-update (probably) shouldn't die when a certificate issuance fails #1265

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ethanwu10 opened this issue Feb 23, 2022 · 1 comment

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@ethanwu10
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Right now, if issuing a single certificate fails, lets-encrypt-update will die with an assertion failure

assert ret == 0, 'ocf-lets-encrypt returned {}'.format(ret)

We should probably log the error and keep going, so we keep updating the remaining certificates (assuming the failure was specific to a host)—also ensuring that if any errors happen, we exit nonzero.

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it's failing !!1

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