Currently, as of https://github.com/moby/moby/issues/3465
`VOLUME` points cannot be removed in inherited images.
Therefore, anybody aiming to modify the image or the
LE_CONFIG_HOME, will still have an unnamed volume created
even if it is not used. If users want real persistence,
then the volume should be configured and named at creation
time. Otherwise an new unnamed volume will be created each
time, not providing much of an advantage.
When using vault_cli with a kv2 path, it isn't working. I have the following error:
```
WARNING! The following warnings were returned from Vault:
* Invalid path for a versioned K/V secrets engine. See the API docs for the
appropriate API endpoints to use. If using the Vault CLI, use 'vault kv put'
for this operation.
```
The new way to write data is to use `vault kv put`, it is compatible with kv1 and kv2.
Ref: https://www.vaultproject.io/docs/commands#reading-and-writing-data
```
The original version of K/V used the common read and write operations. A more advanced K/V Version 2 engine was released in Vault 0.10 and introduced the kv get and kv put commands.
```
Updated dns_servercow.sh to support txt records with multiple entries. This supports wildcard certificates that require txt records with the same name and different contents.
Updated dns_servercow.sh to support txt records with multiple entries. This supports wildcard certificates that require txt records with the same name and different contents.
The API now supports a POST route for adding records. Therefore
checking for already existing records and including them in a PATCH
request is no longer necessary.
Add and use _readaccountconf_mutable_default and
_saveaccountconf_mutable_default helpers to capture
common default value handling.
New approach also eliminates need for separate
underscore-prefixed version of each conf var.
Pablo Correa Gómez
neil
Jasper Zonneveld
Mike Beattie
Jan-Philipp Benecke
Christophe Le Guern
wout
Alexander Kulumbeg
qkdreyer
neil
anom-human
Lukas Brocke
Kristian Johansson
Geert Hendrickx
czeming
medmunds