diff --git a/rsync_letsencrypt/Makefile b/rsync_letsencrypt/Makefile
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-WD=/var/lib/dags/rsync_letsencrypt
-
-SYNC=$(WD)/synced_files
-NGINX_RELOAD=$(WD)/nginx_reload
-
-.PHONY: all refresh_pg force
-
-all: $(SYNC) $(NGINX_RELOAD) refresh_pg
-
-LETSENCRYPT_PATH=/mnt/letsencrypt
-
-###############################################################################
-# Fetch the certificates from my remote server using rsync
-#
-# The combination of `--info=NAME` and pipe into `ifne tee` means this target will
-# be updated only if new files have been synced.
-# If new files have been synced, their paths will be stored to the target.
-# This way, the other targets will run only when some certificate has been
-# updated.
-#
-# This target depends on the PHONY requirement `force` so that it always runs
-
-REMOTE_LETSENCRYPT_PATH=rsync://user@caladan/letsencrypt
-RSYNCD_PASSWD=/mnt/secrets/rsyncd_password
-RSYNC_OPTS=--archive --delete --acls --xattrs --compress --human-readable
-
-$(SYNC): force
-	mkdir -p $(@D)
-	rsync \
-		$(RSYNC_OPTS) \
-		--info=NAME \
-		--password-file=$(RSYNCD_PASSWD) \
-		$(REMOTE_LETSENCRYPT_PATH) \
-		$(LETSENCRYPT_PATH) | \
-	ifne tee $@
-
-###############################################################################
-# Reload the nginx instance running on my reverse proxy docker-compose service
-# so that it uses the new certificates.
-# The target is just an empty sentinel target with no meaningful data other
-# than its modification date
-
-NGINX_COMPOSE_FILE=/srv/services/reverse_proxy/docker-compose.yml
-
-$(NGINX_RELOAD): $(SYNC)
-	mkdir -p $(@D)
-	docker-compose \
-		--file $(NGINX_COMPOSE_FILE) \
-		exec nginx \
-		nginx -s reload
-	touch $@
-
-###############################################################################
-# Copy the certificate for the postgresql domain to the folder where postgre
-# service expects it
-# After running the fetch_certs target, the postgresql fullchain.pem and
-# privkey.pem should be available. Copy those to the postgre SSL folder.
-
-PG_DOMAIN=pg.monotremata.xyz
-PG_SSL_PATH=/mnt/docker_volumes/postgres/ssl
-
-$(LETSENCRYPT_PATH)/live/$(PG_DOMAIN)/fullchain.pem: $(SYNC)
-$(LETSENCRYPT_PATH)/live/$(PG_DOMAIN)/privkey.pem: $(SYNC)
-
-$(PG_SSL_PATH)/server.crt: $(LETSENCRYPT_PATH)/live/$(PG_DOMAIN)/fullchain.pem
-	mkdir -p $(@D)
-	rsync --copy-links $< $@
-
-$(PG_SSL_PATH)/server.key: $(LETSENCRYPT_PATH)/live/$(PG_DOMAIN)/privkey.pem
-	mkdir -p $(@D)
-	rsync --copy-links $< $@
-
-refresh_pg: $(PG_SSL_PATH)/server.crt $(PG_SSL_PATH)/server.key
diff --git a/rsync_letsencrypt/README.md b/rsync_letsencrypt/README.md
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-# rsync letsencrypt
-
-This DAG pulls my letsencrypt certificates from my public server that issues
-and renews them using rsync.
-
-If any certificate has been updated, it reloads my Nginx reverse proxy
-instance and updates the certificates for my PostgreSQL instance.