Sense of Tech's blog writted by Adrien Clerbois.
.well-known/acme-challenge/***not found (http 404)In case where you want to use Let’s Encrypt and you choose the manual way and passing the value http for the –preferred-challenges argument to generate a certificate. You should have not found (404) http response for a file inside this folder.
It can sometimes be complicated to generate a certificate. Even if Let’s Encrypt allows us to get free certificates that can be renewed every three months. It is sometimes tedious to do this.
A friend (@pgrasseels) introduced me to a handy tool to create Let’s Encrypt certificates. The tool is called Certbot.
One of the project I had at Ingenico ePayments, I should integrate ApplePay as a new payment method supported by the new Ingenico api. During the integration of ApplePay, we need to generate certificates to authentify our server.
To be a developer is to be lazy. I often use the dotnet global tools set up in the dotnet cli.
Unfortunately, to date there is no : “dotnet tool update --all” command to be able to update all the packages at the same time.
Here is the powershell command that I use to update all of them while lying in its seat: