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Support to get current account orders #337
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Hi @akalcik, the issue you linked to in Boulder hasn't actually been fixed by the Let's Encrypt team yet. Posh-ACME does currently try to add the The Pebble testing server does implement the feature. But until there's a real CA to test against, this is a bit lower priority for me. I'm happy to leave the issue open as a reminder though. |
Hi, @rmbolger I thought it can be implemented to call API directly until it is fixed by the Let's Encrypt team. Fine for me to keep it open as a reminder. |
I think you might be confusing the ACME protocol specification with the actual ACME implementation of the protocol by the Let's Encrypt team in their Boulder ACME server software. Posh-ACME already talks to Boulder directly. But Boulder does not currently know how to return the I double checked the other free ACME CAs I know of (BuyPass and ZeroSSL) and they both appear to at least be returning the URL for the orders field. So I may be able to implement this functionality against them. But it won't fix Let's Encrypt until Let's Encrypt fixes Boulder. |
Thx for the amazing explanation! Fine for me to wait for a fix. |
I did a little more digging with BuyPass and ZeroSSL. It looks like that while both currently present the So it looks like it still might be a while until this is possible on any of the free ACME CAs. Out of curiosity, how do you see this feature working within Posh-ACME? My first idea was to make it an additional parameter set within the Get-PAAccount | Get-PAOrder But since this is only going to return the order data stored on the ACME server, the output will look pretty empty compared to the normal Get-PAOrder output with the additional metadata added by the module when you create an order from scratch. I guess a better question might be, what's the use-case for the data once you can get it? |
There is an issue with the current ACME v2 when
orders
list is an empty field in the account info. To be able to restore an account with the actual orders one can call ACME Rest API and downloaded actual orders see. It could be helpful to have this functionality.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: