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[GH-ISSUE #26] Host to delete entries in the db #18
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Originally created by @SamCN2 on GitHub (Apr 8, 2025).
Original GitHub issue: https://github.com/acme-dns/acme-dns-client/issues/26
Hi,
I had forgotten how to use, and I registered a record that defaulted to auth.acme-dns.io instead of my own server domain.
So, all of the prompts from certbot point to acme-dns.io.
How to remove or replace the entries. I have tried to re-register with the proper domain.
That is:
I first did:
$ sudo acme-dns-client register -d my.dom.ain
I should have done:
$ sudo acme-dns-client register -d my.dom.ain -s acme.dom.ain
And now I can't get the default auth.acme-dns.io out of my database.
And running the proper command doesn't seem to repair the mistake.
The entries are hashed, at that...so I can't manually delete them.
(An aside, do the hases match the DNS CNAME entries, I could go for those blindly, I suppose)
Thanks!
@SamCN2 commented on GitHub (Apr 9, 2025):
So, I think I know enough to start over without loosing too much. After pouring through the code it became clear that 1) I should have done this when moving from the python to this go program and 2) this program dangerously set the default server to auth.acme-dns.io. As there is no easy way to undo things, please don't set a default that defeats the purpose of running my own server. We're human out here, and we forget to complete command lines from time to time.