Error checking needed about edgewalker

[jungle-boogie]

Is there some reason you're not using rcctl to enable, start, stop services?

example:

/etc/rc.d/httpd stop
/etc/rc.d/httpd start

[jungle-boogie]

You're using pkg_add already:
pkg_add libqrencode

You could move this at the top (or near) and also include wget

[fazalmajid]

Thank you for reporting this. I have been using Vultr VMs for the last testing, mostly because I don't have to worry about NAT traversal for the Let's Encrypt negotiation, and it didn't occur to me that their images would have extra stuff a vanilla OpenBSD install wouldn't have, like wget or python3.

Regarding the PF error, it's because you have both IPv4 and IPv6 addresses and I didn't test the AWK script that gets the main IP on a system that has both.

The OpenSSL error suggests you did not use a valid Let's Encrypt account key, or more likely you used one in the JWK format used by Certbot rather than the PEM format used by Acme-Tiny and OpenSSL. Can you confirm? A JWK key would start with a {, a PEM key would start with -----BEGIN RSA PRIVATE KEY-----.

In any case, I pushed some fixes, can you see if they help?

[jungle-boogie]

Hi,

Sorry for the late reply.

I like the changes you did. Perhaps one small critique I could make would be to print out a message of what packages are being installed. Maybe something like "checking to see if wget is installed" and/or "installing wget, python3"

The OpenSSL error suggests you did not use a valid Let's Encrypt account key

That's correct. I think I just typed some random characters in and pressed ^D. So that looks like a failure on acme_tiny.py part, but it's expected, since the key isn't legitimate.

Thanks again for the script!