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CacheflySSLUpDate

中文版本 | English Version

CacheflySSLUpDate is a Go language project designed to facilitate the process of uploading local SSL certificates to Cachefly. Below are instructions on how to use the tool and configure it properly:

Usage

  1. First, download the executable file for your device from https://github.com/biliblihuorong/CacheflySSLUpDate/releases.

  2. Create a file named config.json in the same directory as the executable and fill it with the required information following the example below. Alternatively, you can download the config.json file directly from this repository and fill it with your own configuration details.

{
  "token": "Your Cachefly Token, which can be obtained from https://portal.cachefly.com/app/tokens",
  "certificateFile": "<Certificate file path>",
  "certificateKeyFile": "<Certificate key file path>",
  "password": "<Your Cachefly Password>",
  "taskInterval": 7
}
  • token: Obtain your Cachefly Token from https://portal.cachefly.com/app/tokens and enter it here.
  • certificateFile and certificateKeyFile: Provide the file paths to your local SSL certificate and key, respectively. If you are using the Baota panel for automatic certificate issuance, the paths are usually located at /www/server/panel/vhost/ssl/<your_domain>/, with the public key named fullchain.pem and the private key named privkey.pem.
  • password: Enter your Cachefly password required for certificate upload.
  • taskInterval: This field defines the interval in days for executing the upload task. For example, setting it to 7 will perform the upload task every 7 days.

Note: Ensure that the config.json file is properly formatted; otherwise, the tool will not function correctly.

Additional Information

  • This tool simplifies the process of uploading local SSL certificates to Cachefly, making it convenient to update certificates and maintain website security.
  • If you encounter any issues or have questions, please feel free to submit them on the Issues page of this project.

Thank you for using CacheflySSLUpDate! If you have any suggestions for improvement or optimizations, we welcome code contributions and feedback.