When attempting to import any module that uses
zope.interface.classProvides in Python 3, a TypeError is raised; it
reads:
TypeError: Class advice impossible in Python3. Use the @provider
class decorator instead.
Following the listed advice seems to function in Python 3.
When attempting to import any module that uses zope.interface.implements
in Python 3, a TypeError is raised; it reads:
TypeError: Class advice impossible in Python3. Use the @implementer
class decorator instead.
Following the listed advice seems to function in Python 3.
This commit correctly splits IPv6 addresses into the host and port
parts. This will work for normal IPv4 and IPv6 addresses appended by a
port number as well es for IPv6 addressess without a port, which should
be the normal IPv6 usage.
pylint gets more strict about import order in the future, so adjust it
now to make upgrading smoother. pylint is following the order from
PEP-8:
> Imports should be grouped in the following order:
>
> 1. standard library imports
> 2. related third party imports
> 3. local application/library specific imports
>
> You should put a blank line between each group of imports.
Save accounts to:
/etc/letsencrypt/accounts/www.letsencrypt-dmeo.org/acme/new-reg/ \
kuba.le.wtf@2015-07-04T14:04:10Z/ \
{regr.json,meta.json,private_key.json}
Account now represents a combination of private key, Registration
Resource and client account metadata. `Account.id` based on the
account metadata (creation host and datetime). UI interface
(`cli._determine_account`) based on the `id`, and not on email as
previously.
Add `AccountStorage` interface and `AccountFileStorage`,
`AccountMemoryStorage` implementations (latter, in-memory, useful for
testing).
Create Account only after Registration Resource is received
(`register()` returns `Account`).
Allow `client.Client(..., acme=acme, ...)`: API client might reuse
acme.client.Client as returned by `register()`.
Move report_new_account to letsencrypt.account, client.Client.register
into client.register.
Use Registration.from_data acme API.
achallenges.AChallenge.key is now the `acme.jose.JWK`, not
`le_util.Key`. Plugins have to export PEM/DER as necessary
(c.f. `letsencrypt.plugins.common.Dvsni.get_key_path`)
Add --agree-tos, save --agree-eula to "args.eula". Prompt for EULA as
soon as client is launched, add prompt for TOS.
Remove unnecessary letsencrypt.network. Remove, now irrelevant,
`IConfig.account_keys_dir`.
Based on the draft from
https://github.com/letsencrypt/letsencrypt/pull/362#issuecomment-97946817.
