* Implement ACMEv2 signing of POST bodies.
* Add account, and make acme_version explicit.
* Remove separate NewAccount.
* Rename to add v2.
* Add terms_of_service_agreed.
* Split out wrap_in_jws_v2 test.
* Re-add too-many-public-methods.
* Split Client into ClientBase / Client / ClientV2
* Use camelCase for newAccount.
* Make acme_version optional parameter on .post().
This allows us to instantiate a ClientNetwork before knowing the version.
* Add kid unconditionally.
* wrap redirect in if host matches
* return 404 if we've created a new block
* change domain matching to exact match
* insert new redirect directive at the top
* add a redirect block to the top if it doesn't already exist, even if there's an existing redirect
* fix obj tests
* remove active parameter
* update tests
* add back spaces
* move imports
* remove unused code
This produces a super-long log line that wraps to 30-60 lines, depending on
screen width. Even though it's just at debug level, it clutters up the integration
test output without providing proportional debugging value.
* Remove Default Detector log line.
This produces about 30 lines of log output. Even though it's just at debug
level, it clutters up the integration test output without providing proportional
debugging value.
* Add more useful logs.
Unfortunately, the way that Apache merges the configuration directives is different for mod_rewrite and <Location> / <Directory> directives.
To work around basic auth in VirtualHosts, the challenge override Include had to be split in two. The first part handles overrides for RewriteRule and the other part will handle overrides for <Directory> and <Location> directives.
* Fix docstring quote spacing
* Remove unneeded directives
* Enable mod_rewrite
* Remove ifmod rewrite
* Use stricter rewriterule
* Uncomment tests
* Fix order args
* Remove S which doesn't seem to work across contexts
* Use double backslash to make pylint
* Fix enmod test
* Fix http-01 tests
* Test for rewrite
* check for Include in vhost
* add test_same_vhost
* Don't add includes twice
* Include default vhosts in search
* Respect port in find_best_http_vhost
* Add find_best_http_vhost port test
* Filter by port in http01
* only when using http01, only match default_server by port
* import errors
* put back in the code that creates a dummy block, but only when we can't find anything else
