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Validity
The ACME protocol supported the NotBefore
and NotAfter
fields of the cert.
And some of the CAs supported this feature. (The Letsencrypt CA doesn't support it for now)
There are 2 command options to use:
- The
--valid-to <date time>
option, which is forNotAfter
field. - The
--valid-from <date time>
option, which is forNotBeofre
field.
Usage:
acme.sh --issue -d example.com -dns dns_cf --valid-to "2022-04-01T08:10:33Z"
The value of --valid-to
is an absolute date time in the future. The issued cert will expire on that time(NotAfter
).
Please be careful about the date time format, it Must be exact format used above.
You can also use a relative date time format:
# This cert will only be valid for `10` days.
acme.sh --issue -d example.com --dns dns_cf --valid-to "+10d"
# This cert will be valid for `30` hours.
acme.sh --issue -d example.com --dns dns_cf --valid-to "+30h"
Please be careful about the format, there are only +*d
(for days) and +*h
(for hours) supported for now. Any other format will result errors.
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