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@strarsis the provisioner name, from the perspective of an ACME client, is just part of the ACME server URL. And since URLs are case sensitive, it makes sense that a provisioner name would also be case sensitive. Hope this helps. |
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Certbot uses
acme
as provisioner name. However, whenstep-ca
is configured to useACME
as provisioner name, it will not match requests from Certbot foracme
as it compares the name case-sensitively, hence it will find now provisioner and fail to handle the certbot request.Is case-sensitivity of the provisioner name something that is defined in the ACME RFC (can't find the word "provisioner" there though)? Or an assumed *nix-like behaviour?
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