Public bug reported:
1. Ubuntu version: 22.04 LTS
2. Package version: 4.1.3-3ubuntu1
3. What I expected to happen: running lego with the `--dns cloudflare`
option should request a certificate from LetsEncrypt with the Cloudflare
DNS validation mode.
4. What happened: Lego failed to request a certificate, and gave the
following error message: `unrecognized DNS provider: Cloudflare`
Further details:
My usage scenario involved setting the `CF_DNS_API_TOKEN_FILE` and `LEGO_PATH`
envvars, and the `--key-type ec384`, `--pem`, and `--dns cloudflare` flags for
lego (in addition to the relevant flags for domain name and email address).
I confirmed that the issue did not persist when I cloned the upstream
git repo and compiled the tool myself, which suggests that pulling in a
newer upstream release is all that's required to resolve the issue. (The
output of `lego -v` from my build is `lego version
5228f6dbcfa6b78bd5763f1e27e9ba9914eb98fb linux/amd64`)
Unfortunately I am not able to test whether other DNS providers
supported by lego are also affected, as I only own domains through
Cloudflare.
** Affects: golang-github-xenolf-lego (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Cloudflare not recognized for DNS validation
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