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<subtitle>Tiny wrapper around Lego to handle automatic cert renewal.
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<title>Initial commit</title>
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<name>Matthew Fennell</name>
<email>matthew@fennell.dev</email>
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This commit adds the initial structure / scaffolding on which the rest of the
project can be built.

The idea is to have an entry point written in python, which parses a toml file
which contains information about each domain, and general configuration of the
lego tool which will actually renew the certificates. Each domain has an
additional post-renew script, the path to which is given in the config file,
which is used to install the new certificates onto the remote hosts if
necessary.
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