* Revert "Mention that the domain is used to choose filename"
This reverts commit 1c06144e18.
* Correct --cert-name and --domains usage.
* Clarify which paths --domains affects
- adding what.rst to index.rst
- Bigger link to instruction generator in intro.rst, some edits to what.rst in response to comments on What is a Certificate? section first draft #4370
- Responding to St_Ranger's comment on 4370
- Edits to using.rst related to --expand
- Initial edit pass through challenges.rst
- Edits to what.rst and challenges.rst to resolve#3664 and #4153
- Incorpoprating feedback from #4370
- Finally going after those last few comments before the restructuring of the plugin stuff (coming soon)
- Fixing --expand example in using.rst and adding to Apache/NGINX bullet in challenges.rst
* certbot: Update storage.get_link_target (#4750)
* The `get_link_target` function raises `errors.CertStorageError` when
link does not exists.
* certbot: Fix typo in storage.get_link_target.
* Update log backupCount name and description.
* Add additional error handling to --log-backups
* test --log-backups flag
* Pass log_backups value to RotatingFileHandler
* Test that log_backups is properly used
* add _test_success_common
* Add test_success_with_rollover
* Add test_success_without_rollover
* mock stderr in cli tests
* Set log_backups in PostArgParseSetupTest
* Rename "log backups" to "max log backups"
* Add & enable --disable-log-rotation
* Add --max-log-count
* Correct max-log-count: remove action=store_true add type=int
* Add logging to cli argument groups.
* Add logging group to HELP_TOPICS in __init__
* Adjust line length
* test simplifying to one argument
The command line takes a comma separated list of domain names. To be able to use the list of existing domain names it would be helpful to get a list that is also comma separated.
Sample use case: If you would like to add a new domain to an existing certificate you need to list all existing domain names.
Makes certbot certificates use comma-separated domain names instead of space-separated.
* Hide exceptions that occur during session.close()
This fixes#4840. Exceptions that are raised out of __del__ methods are caught
and printed to stderr. By catching any exceptions that occur, we now prevent
this from happening.
Alternative solutions to this would have been either not calling
session.close() at all or adding a close() method to acme.client.ClientNetwork,
acme.client.Client, and certbot.client.Client and using certbot.client.Client
in a context manager to ensure close() is called. The former means that users
of the ACME library never properly close their connections until their program
exits and the latter adds a lot of complexity and nesting of client code for
little benefit.
* Only catch Exceptions
