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How to run tests

First point at least 2 of your domains to your machine, for example: example.com and www.example.com

And make sure 80 port is not used by anyone else.

cd acmetest
TestingDomain=example.com   TestingAltDomains=www.example.com  ./letest.sh

If you are not root, please use sudo, because the script will have to listen at 80 port:

cd acmetest
sudo  TestingDomain=example.com   TestingAltDomains=www.example.com  ./letest.sh

How to run tests in all the platforms through docker.

You must have docker installed, and also point 2 of your domains to your machine.

Then test all the platforms :

cd acmetest
TestingDomain=example.com   TestingAltDomains=www.example.com  ./rundocker.sh  testall

The script will download all the supported platforms from the official docker hub, then run the test cases in all the supported platforms.

Then test single docker platform :

cd acmetest
TestingDomain=example.com   TestingAltDomains=www.example.com  ./rundocker.sh  testplat   centos:latest

Run tests with ngrok automatically

If you don't want to use 2 domains to test, we can use ngrok to test with temp domain.

Please register an free account at https://ngrok.com/

You will get your ngrok auth token. Then:

export NGROK_TOKEN="xxxxxxxxxx"

./letest.sh

If you are not root, please use sudo, because the script will have to listen at 80 port:

export NGROK_TOKEN="xxxxxxxxxx"

sudo  --preserve-env  ./letest.sh