Add logic to handle new certificate requests in letsencrypt task
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gyurix
2025-05-06 16:09:34 +02:00
parent f9d43d43f9
commit bc87393fba

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@@ -594,6 +594,17 @@ execute_task() {
#fi;
JSON_TARGET=$(echo '{ "DATE": "'$DATE'", "INSTALL_STATUS": "'$INSTALL_STATUS'" }' | jq -r . | base64 -w0)
elif [ "$TASK_NAME" == "letsencrypt" ]; then
DOMAINS=$(echo $B64_JSON | base64 -d | jq -r 'keys[]')
for DOMAIN in $(echo $DOMAINS); do
REQUEST=$(echo $B64_JSON | base64 -d | jq -r ".[\"$DOMAIN\"].status")
if [ "$REQUEST" == "requested" ]; then
echo "New certificate for $DOMAIN is requested."
touch /etc/system/data/ssl/keys/$DOMAIN/new_certificate
fi
done
elif [ "$TASK_NAME" == "system" ]; then
#SYSTEM_LIST="core-dns.json cron.json domain-local-backend.json firewall-letsencrypt.json firewall-local-backend.json firewall-localloadbalancer-dns.json firewall-localloadbalancer-to-smarthostbackend.json firewall-smarthost-backend-dns.json firewall-smarthost-loadbalancer-dns.json firewall-smarthost-to-backend.json firewall-smarthostloadbalancer-from-publicbackend.json letsencrypt.json local-backend.json local-proxy.json service-framework.json smarthost-proxy-scheduler.json smarthost-proxy.json"
SYSTEM_LIST="core-dns.json cron.json letsencrypt.json local-proxy.json service-framework.json smarthost-proxy-scheduler.json smarthost-proxy.json"
@@ -804,17 +815,6 @@ execute_task() {
TEMPLATE=$(echo "$TEMPLATE" | base64 -w0)
JSON_TARGET=$(echo '{ "DATE": "'$DATE'", "STATUS": "0", "TEMPLATE": "'$TEMPLATE'" }' | jq -r . | base64 -w0)
elif [ "$TASK_NAME" == "letsencrypt" ]; then
DOMAINS=$(echo $B64_JSON | base64 -d | jq -r 'keys[]')
for DOMAIN in $(echo $DOMAINS); do
REQUEST=$(echo $B64_JSON | base64 -d | jq -r ".[\"$DOMAIN\"].status")
if [ "$REQUEST" == "requested" ]; then
echo "New certificate for $DOMAIN is requested."
touch /etc/system/data/ssl/keys/$DOMAIN/new_certificate
fi
done
elif [ "$DEPLOY_ACTION" == "deploy" ]; then
JSON_TARGET=""
#JSON_TARGET=$(echo '{ "DATE": "'$DATE'", "STATUS": "1" }' | jq -r . | base64 -w0) # deployment has started