WebDav

Upload verification files via WebDav

Plugin type HTTP validation
Download Built-in
Compatibility All platforms

Description

This plugin pushes the validation challenge to a WebDav path.

web.config

Optionally this plugin can place a web.config next to the validation file, to help IIS properly serve the response. This automatically fixes some of the issues mentioned in IIS configuration. In interactive mode the program will ask you if you want to do this. In unattended mode you can request it using the command line toggle --manualtargetisiis (if the source is IIS, this is automatically applied). The web.config that will be copied lives in the root of the program directory with the name web_config.xml. You can modify it to fit your needs. Let us know if you could use a similar feature for uploading an .htaccess!

Command line

--validation webdav Activates the plugin
‑‑username Username for remote server
‑‑password Password for remote server

You may pass the secret in plain text, but can also use a reference to the secret vault like "vault://json/mysecret".

‑‑webroot Root path of the website. Note that /.well-known/acme-challenge/ will be appended automatically. Use ‑‑challengeroot instead if you do not want this to happen, e.g. to use a credential with limited access.
‑‑challengeroot Root path for the /.well-known/acme-challenge/ folder for this domain.
‑‑manualtargetisiis Copy default web.config to the .well-known directory.

Examples

Typical --validation webdav ‑‑webroot webdav://example.com/path/ ‑‑username simple-acme ‑‑password *****

JSON

ID 7e191d0e-30d1-47b3-ae2e-442499d33e16

Settings

Validation.CleanupFolders If set to true, the program will automatically delete file it created after HTTP validation is complete. It will also cleanup the ./well-known/acme-challenge folder, if (and only if) there are no other files present.

Type: boolean
Default: true

Looking for win-acme?

simple-acme is a backwards compatible, drop-in replacement built by the same person. Project history.