#miklbbear quick question. I'm thinking about moving from Digital Ocean to Linode. Should I have any issues with a new SSL cert from LetsEncrypt?
#cmalprobably not, but I guess it's safer to export/import your account keys on your new letsencrypt setup
#miklbcmal thanks. I'll research it a little more. Actually expires tomorrow. Not sure I can move server tonight.
#tantekdefinitely take notes! that's a really good question
#cmalmiklb: I don't think it's forbidden to create a new certificate for the same domain (even with a different account) as long as the validation procedure goes fine
#cmal(I think I did that once, but maybe my certificate had accidentally expired)
#cmalalso what are you using as an ACME client? personally I find https://github.com/Neilpang/acme.sh matches my needs (does not require root, automatically register cronjobs to renew your certificates)
#cmalACME is the protocol Let's Encrypt and StartEncrypt (I don't recommend the latter) use for automatic validated creation/renewal of certificates
#cmalthere's many implementations in many languages to get certificates from Let's Encrypt, but the official implementation certbot requires root privileges to run
#cmalI was doing certonly but I don't remember exactly what was the problem
#aaronpkmy trick is that I have nginx serving the .well-known path so that it doesn't have to set up its own server or shut down the site while it's renewing
#bearunless the switch improves (i.e. decreases) the pain - stick with what you know and switch later
#bearI moved from one LTS of ubuntu to another in my server move and even that caused it to triple in time because of subtle changes to tools and dependencies