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The Tor Project
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- dehydrated is now being run on DNS master (nevii.tpo), see the
`letsencrypt` user and `/srv/letsencrypt`.
- Resulting keys and certs are being copied to the LDAP host
(currently pauli.tpo) under
`/srv/puppet.torproject.org/from-letsencrypt/`, from where they're
being picked up by the host running the service somehow.
- FIXME: and then what?
The last command will produce output from the `dehydrated` command
which talks with the DNS primary (currently `nevii`) to fetch new keys
and update old ones. (This happens on `/srv/letsencrypt` on the DNS
primary.)
The new keys and certs are being copied to the LDAP host
(currently `pauli`) under
`/srv/puppet.torproject.org/from-letsencrypt/`. Then [[Puppet]] pick
those up in the `ssl` module. Use the `ssl::service` resource to
deploy them.
See also [[static-component]] for an example of how to deploy an
encrypted virtual host and onion service.
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