feat: caldan's acme_rsync turned into just acme_refresh

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Linux User 2023-05-08 18:29:20 +02:00
parent 42eb600e6e
commit 734b965e12
2 changed files with 2 additions and 27 deletions

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@ -1,11 +1,11 @@
WD=/var/lib/dags/acme_rsync
WD=/var/lib/dags/acme_refresh
.PHONY: all refresh_pg sync_certs
NGINX_RELOAD=$(WD)/nginx_reload
PROSODY_RELOAD=$(WD)/prosody_reload
all: sync_certs $(NGINX_RELOAD) $(PROSODY_RELOAD) refresh_pg
all: $(NGINX_RELOAD) $(PROSODY_RELOAD) refresh_pg
###############################################################################
@ -16,31 +16,6 @@ FULLCHAIN=$(CERT_PATH)/fullchain.cer
CERT=$(CERT_PATH)/$(DOMAIN).cer
KEY=$(CERT_PATH)/$(DOMAIN).key
###############################################################################
# Sync the certificates using rsync. Because `sync` is a phony
# target, it will be run each time, but the certificate files will only be
# updated if a renewal happens
$(FULLCHAIN): sync_certs
$(CERT): sync_certs
$(KEY): sync_certs
RSYNCD_HOST=10.0.24.106
RSYNCD_USER=user
RSYNCD_PASSWORD=/srv/secrets/rsyncd_password
REMOTE_ACME_PATH=rsync://$(RSYNCD_USER)@$(RSYNCD_HOST)/acme
RSYNC_OPTS=--archive --delete --acls --xattrs --compress --verbose --human-readable
sync_certs:
mkdir -p $(ACME_DIR)
@echo "running rsync"
rsync \
--password-file $(RSYNCD_PASSWORD) \
$(RSYNC_OPTS) \
$(REMOTE_ACME_PATH) \
$(ACME_DIR)
###############################################################################
# Reload the nginx instance running on my reverse proxy docker-compose service
# so that it uses the new certificates.