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## Overview Make it easy for users to set up a secure site by automatically getting a certificate from Let's Encrypt. ## Implementation Use something like [lego](https://github.com/xenolf/lego). If a user chooses **Production, standalone** and **Secure** during the setup process, before asking for the certificate / key paths, ask if the user wants to get a new certificate from Let's Encrypt. If so, do it -- if not, prompt for certificate / key paths.

## Overview Make it easy for users to set up a secure site by automatically getting a certificate from Let's Encrypt. ## Implementation ~~Use something like [lego](https://github.com/xenolf/lego).~~ See comments below. ~~If a user chooses **Production, standalone** and **Secure** during the setup process, before asking for the certificate / key paths, ask if the user wants to get a new certificate from Let's Encrypt. If so, do it -- if not, prompt for certificate / key paths.~~ If a user chooses **Production, standalone**, the "Web server mode" prompt should have the options: * Insecure (port 80) * Secure (port 443), manual * Secure (port 443), automated The `[server]` config section should have a new `bool` indicating we should use `autocert` to serve the application instead of the standard server. Something like: ``` Autocert bool `ini:"autocert"` ``` If that's `true`, use the autocert pkg to handle requests.

## Overview Make it easy for users to set up a secure site by automatically getting a certificate from Let's Encrypt. ## Implementation ~~Use something like [lego](https://github.com/xenolf/lego).~~ See comments below. ~~If a user chooses **Production, standalone** and **Secure** during the setup process, before asking for the certificate / key paths, ask if the user wants to get a new certificate from Let's Encrypt. If so, do it -- if not, prompt for certificate / key paths.~~ If a user chooses **Production, standalone**, the "Web server mode" prompt should have the options: * Insecure (port 80) * Secure (port 443), manual * Secure (port 443), automated The `[server]` config section should have a new `bool` indicating we should use `autocert` to serve the application instead of the standard server. Something like: ``` Autocert bool `ini:"autocert"` ``` If that's `true`, prompt for use the autocertificate / key paths pkg to handle requests.