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Wildcard subdomains #502
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I'm trying to find out if we can host multiple subdomains from actix-web with TLS enabled. See #288.
Update: managed to read the subdomains from requests. Assuming TLS works with wildcards, what will be next? I feel like I need to think about this more, before doing any implementation.
EDIT:
We have a problem. LetsEncrypt doesn't issue wildcard certificates using HTTP-01 checks! We need a DNS check!
So for our specific case, this isn't that bad. But what about regular users who don't need subdomains? We might have to support both!
Unfortunately, doing http-01 checks with the new library I'm trying to use is a bit difficult. Maybe this changes. If it doesn't change, I suppos we should stop supporting the Http01 setup. :'(
EDIT 2:
I've added both http-01 and dns-01 setup options. Cool, right?
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