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Certbot came with a systemd timer running twice a day (0, 12 +12h random) that only renews –iirc– when the certificate has 30 days or less to live. Also I looked it up and my (version 6.7) Certbot neither mentions the option with the --help option, nor in the manual (where there is just one instance of “profiles exist, no other details given”).

So they probably need another way than a random blog post when they want users to use (or even just know about) that option…

It’s been pretty much a set-and-forget experience

Yeah, that’s what it always has been. So no need to change anything unless they make it the new standard on their side with an update…

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Certbot came with a systemd timer running twice a day (0, 12 +12h random) that only renews –iirc– when the certificate has 30 days or less to live. Also I looked it up and my Version 6.7 Cerrtbot neither mentions the option with the --help option, nor in the manual (where there is just one instance of “profiles exist, no other details given”).

So they probably need another way than a random blog post when they want users to use (or even just know about) that option…

It’s been pretty much a set-and-forget experience

Yeah, that’s what it always has been. So no need to change anything unless they make it the new standard on their side with an update…

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Certbot came with a systemd timer running twice a day (0, 12 +12h random) that only renews –iirc– when the certificate has 30 days or less to live. Also I looked it up and my Version 6.7 Cerrtbot neither mentions the option with the --help option, nor in the manual (where there is just one instance of “profiles exist, no other details given”).

So they probably need another way than a random blog post when they want users to use (or even just know about) that option…