This article documents the different commands available within the AutoInstall SSL agent for Windows or Linux.
Linux Usage
sudo runautoinstallssl.sh [subcommand] [arguments]Note: Requires root/sudo.
Windows Usage
AutoInstallSSL.exe [subcommand] [arguments]Subcommands and Arguments
| installcertificate | Installs a new SSL certificate for a website on your server. (The domain/hostname is specified in your CertPanel.com dashboard.) |
| –token | [Required] Value should be the token that is provided in your CertPanel.com dashboard. |
| –includewww | [Optional] When this flag is present, issues and installs the certificate to secure both www and non-www versions of the specified domain. |
| –validationtype | [Required] Value should be “file” or “dns”. DNS requires additional parameters, see https://certpanel.com/resources/using-dns-validation-with-autoinstall-ssl/ |
| –validationprovider | [Required] Value should be “filesystem”, or for supported DNS providers see https://certpanel.com/resources/using-dns-validation-with-autoinstall-ssl/ |
| viewcertificates | Displays a list of SSL certificates managed by AutoInstall SSL. |
| reissuecertificate | Checks all installed SSL certificates and reissues them if needed. |
| updatednscredential | Updates a DNS credential associated with an installed SSL certificate. For usage see https://certpanel.com/resources/using-dns-validation-with-autoinstall-ssl/ |
| diagnostic | Allows you export event and error log files as a zip folder. |