letsencrypt-zimbra.cfg.example

## letsencrypt-zimbra.cfg
#
# A configuration file - shell script - with variables
# this file is sourced by main script

# letsencrypt-zimbra parameters ============================
# Email to use for LE registration and to send the notifications
email="admin@example.com"

# Syslog facility. Default: "local6"
# Set to "none" if you want to disable syslog logging
#log_facility="local6"

# One or more FQDNS names to use as common name (or as
# alternative names more precisely) in the certificate.
#
# The letsencrypt won't let you to obtain wildcard certificate
# so use all your needed (and used) DNS names for the server.
#
# Please note that this variable is a bash array, so do not forget to
# use parantheses
#
# example: one CN
common_names=( "example.com" )
# example: several CNs
#common_names=( "example.com" "mail.example.com" "example.cz" )


# letsencrypt tool =========================================
letsencrypt="/usr/local/bin/certbot"

# Issue a cert with "ISRG Root X1" preferably. Change it to false if you
# want to use the Let's Encrypt default (and expired) "DST Root CA X3"
#letsencrypt_altchain="true"


# zimbra files =============================================
zimbra_dir="/opt/zimbra"

# following values are zimbra defaults; change it if you need to
#zimbra_ssl_dir="${zimbra_dir}/ssl/zimbra/commercial"
#zimbra_key="${zimbra_ssl_dir}/commercial.key"
#zimbra_cert="${zimbra_ssl_dir}/commercial.crt"