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I'm trying to migrate from a custom script + certbot to this Docker container. I want to use the TransIP provider to update my DNS records. If I try to start the container I get the following error message:
This provider (transip) has required dependencies that are missing. Please install lexicon[transip] first.
According to the Lexicon documentation this can be done by
python3 -m pip install dns-lexicon[transip]
Do I have to do this manually or should this container already contain all necessary dependencies? As a workaround I have overridden the entrypoint with a custom script that installs the transip pakages and executes /run/sh afterwards. I'm not sure if this is the right way to do this.
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Hello @silvanverschuur ! I think your problem is related to what is described in #549.
Basically I had been forced to remove the transip dependency for now because of several incompatibilities. I am working to get it work again with the new REST API proposed by TransIP. As a temporary workaround, you can stick with DNSRoboCert 3.12.0.
I close this issue but do not hesitate to use the other one for future discussions.
I'm trying to migrate from a custom script + certbot to this Docker container. I want to use the TransIP provider to update my DNS records. If I try to start the container I get the following error message:
According to the Lexicon documentation this can be done by
Do I have to do this manually or should this container already contain all necessary dependencies? As a workaround I have overridden the entrypoint with a custom script that installs the transip pakages and executes
/run/sh
afterwards. I'm not sure if this is the right way to do this.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: