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Plugins
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=======
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Officially supported plugins:
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Plugin A I Notes and status
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standalone Y N Very stable. Uses port 80 (force by
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``--standalone-supported-challenges simpleHttp``) or 443
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(force by ``statndalone-supported-challenges dvsni``).
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webroot Y N Works with already running webserver, by writing necessary files
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to the disk (``--webroot-path`` should be pointed to your
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``public_html``). Currently, when multiple domains are specified
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(`-d`), they must all use the same web root path.
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manual Y N Hidden from standard UI, use with ``--a manual``. Requires to
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copy and paste commands into a new terminal session. Allows to
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run client on machine different than target webserver, e.g. your
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laptop.
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apache Y Y Alpha - might break stuff, so be careful. Support for
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Debian-derived distros only.
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nginx Y Y Very experimental. Not included in letsencrypt-auto_.
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Third party plugins are listed at
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https://github.com/letsencrypt/letsencrypt/wiki/Plugins. If that
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that's not enough, you can always :ref:`write your own plugin
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