letsencrypt has been renamed to greenlock about auto-sni HOT 8 CLOSED

The API has completely changed and would likely require a rewrite of this module to integrate. I will dig a bit deeper when I get some time.

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@janwo I have updated auto-sni to use 'greenlock-express'. There were some features removed (disabling forcessl, custom redirect https status code and self signed certs on failure) but the api is more/less the same (except for restify users.)

This module is now an extremely thin wrapper and is only 51 loc. Please try updating and let me know how this goes!

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@DylanPiercey I tried it out now, but now it does not work on my hapi environment anymore. Any ideas?

[le/lib/middleware.js] created middleware
Handling ACME challenges and redirecting to https on plain port 80
Handling ACME challenges and serving https 443

And thats it...

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@janwo can you post your setup code?

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import {Server} from 'hapi';

// Initialize Hapi server.
let server = new Server({
    connections: {
	router: {
    	    isCaseSensitive: true,
	    stripTrailingSlash: true
	}
    }
});

// Load SSL key and certificate.
let autoSni = AutoSNI({
    email: Config.backend.mails.admin,
    agreeTos: true,
    debug: Config.debug,
    domains: [
	Config.backend.domain
    ],
    ports: {
	http: Config.backend.ports.http,
	https: Config.backend.ports.https
    }
});

// Create server connection.
server.connection({
	listener: autoSni,
	tls: true,
	autoListen: false
});

I removed forceSSL and the redirectCode in order to stay compatible to your update.

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And you are running this on a server that is being accessed by Config.backend.domain?

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Oh, I think I solved the error. I used the https prefix within the config. I try that out now. Sorry for wasting your time 🙄

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No problem happy to help.

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