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Proxy Support in acme2certifier
grindsa edited this page 2025-06-27 15:44:18 +00:00
Proxy Support in acme2certifier
Proxy support was introduced in acme2certifier version 0.18.
Currently, both HTTP and SOCKS5 proxies are supported for:
- Validation of HTTP and TLS-ALPN challenges
- Usage in the following CA handlers:
certifier_ca_handler.pyest_ca_handler.pymscertsrv_ca_handler.py
Configuration
Proxies are configured in acme_srv/acme_srv.cfg and must be set per destination.
Example configuration:
[DEFAULT]
debug: True
proxy_server_list: {"bar.local$": "socks5://proxy.dmn:1080", "foo.local$": "socks5://proxy.dmn:1080"}
Supported Destination Formats
A destination can be defined as:
- A TLD (e.g.,
.local) - A domain name (e.g.,
bar.local) - A fully qualified domain name (FQDN) (e.g.,
foo.bar.local)
Wildcards and Regular Expressions
- Wildcards are supported:
Example:
host*.bar.local - Regular expressions are also supported:
Example:
^hostname.bar.local$
Global Proxy Configuration
To configure a proxy for all outbound connections, use a single asterisk (*):
proxy_server_list: {"*": "socks5://proxy.dmn:1080"}