Ok, should have noticed earlier that the calls to the private function _miab_post() never used the _needbase64_ or the __postContentType parameters. Parameters and code to handle them has been factored out.
Know I'm new to contorting to this project. I i've broke conventions please let me know what I've screwed up and I'll set it right as quickly as possible.
Propose this as a new DNS-01 validation script to dynamically add challenge DNS records to MailinaBox (MIAB) DNS. MIAB uses a custom DNS API to manage external DNS records.
The script was originally written by Darven Dissek and can be found in his repository: https://framagit.org/DarvenDissek/acme.sh-MIAB-DNS-API/). This has been forked and some slight cleanup applied and change shebang to UNIx shell. The forked repository can be found here: https://github.com/billgertz/MIAB_dns_api.
Wrote to Darven but received no reply. Support for this script has been submitted to the OPNsense project via this pull request: https://github.com/opnsense/plugins/pull/1531
* first version dns_rcode0.sh
* fixed URLs for ACME calls
* fixed challenge remove
* read & write Token/URL at rm too
* make info messages debug
* typos fixed
* update rrset only if existing challenge is found
* polish error messages and make "detect root zone" scaleable
* fixed formating issues
* code cleanup, remove some unneeded functions
* removed empty lines
* save rcode0 url only if not default
We have a few domains that ends the same. For example :
iperfony.com
perfony.com
The problem was in the _get_root functions, when getting the domain_id :
only the first result "iperfony.com" was returned, because "perfony.com"
is contained in the "iperfony.com" string.
The correction consist of being strict in the regex, adding a slash (/)
so that it will only match on ".*/(perfony.com).*" and not
".*(perfony.com).*".
The --no-run-if-empty option is a GNU extension and the long version isn't supported by *BSD variants.
Instead use the short version (-r) which is present, but ignored as it is the default behavior, in at least FreeBSD: https://www.freebsd.org/cgi/man.cgi?xargs
