Configuration for OVH DNS Challenge about zoraxy

[barto95100]

Maybe upgrade the official container zoraxy to have this change ? most simply for all user :)

[tobychui]

@tadikwa I guess you can. I am not experience with docker but in theory this should work.

1. Cross compile Zoraxy on your computer for your server's CPU architecture & OS, e.g. GOOS=linux GOARCH=amd64 go build -o zoraxy-linux-amd64
2. ssh into your container, stop zoraxy
3. Transfer the new binary from your computer to the container and overwrite the old version of zoraxy binary executable
4. Restart zoraxy service

[tadikwa]

ok, this is out of my scope.

I prefer to wait for a new build and update my docker image ;)

[barto95100]

OK I understand

it's a shame since I opened the first ticket to indicate the wildcard problem with ovh and when the feature is available there is a bug (we are cursed lol)

we'll wait... (ovh users)

[tobychui]

This seems like a bug in the config parser. Let me check it in a moment.

[tobychui]

Ok, this seems to a bug inside the acmedns generation tool. For a quick fix, replace this line in providers.json in the acmedns module with the following json at key = "ovh" and build from source again.

"ovh": {
  "Name": "ovh",
  "ConfigableFields": [
   {
    "Title": "APIEndpoint",
    "Datatype": "string"
   },
   {
    "Title": "ApplicationKey",
    "Datatype": "string"
   },
   {
    "Title": "ApplicationSecret",
    "Datatype": "string"
   },
   {
    "Title": "ConsumerKey",
    "Datatype": "string"
   }
  ],
  "HiddenFields": [
   {
    "Title": "OAuth2Config",
    "Datatype": "*OAuth2Config"
   },
   {
    "Title": "PropagationTimeout",
    "Datatype": "time.Duration"
   },
   {
    "Title": "PollingInterval",
    "Datatype": "time.Duration"
   },
   {
    "Title": "HTTPClient",
    "Datatype": "*http.Client"
   }
  ]
 }

This shd get the problem fixed.

[tadikwa]

Ah yes ok I see.
However, I am running the version in Docker.
Can I also make the modification on the online container?

[tobychui]

@tadikwa As this is only a front-end issue, you can hack it by using the F12 developer console and enter this 🤔

$.ajax({
        url: "/api/acme/autoRenew/setDNS",
        method: "POST",
        data: {
          filename: your_domain_with_*_replaced_by_underscore,
          dnsProvider: "ovh",
          dnsCredentials: JSON.stringify({
               "ApplicationKey":"",
               "ApplicationSecret":"",
               "ConsumerKey":""
          }),
        }
});

and then get certificate with all fields blank.

[PassiveLemon]

You could clone the repo, change the line, and then rebuild the container

[barto95100]

any news ?

[tobychui]

any news ?

FYI, the changes required for fixing this bug has already been pushed into the main branch.

Release build are not gonna be that fast though (still working on something related to other issues)

[tobychui]

Fixed in v3.0.5.