Hey Greg, as always, huge thanks for all you do, I'm loving Certwarden in my homelab.
Wanted to check if what I'm attempting is correct/viable and if so then I have a question that might be a feature request.
I have Certwarden running on a proxmox lxc in my homelab. It manages all my various certificates.
I'm trying to automate the install of new certificates when Certwarden updates them using the post-processing script entry. In this way I can push new certs from Certwarden only when things change and do not have setup cron jobs everywhere to pull and check.
Is this the correct interpretation on how the post processing works?
If so, then I have a question/feature request.
I can't see a way to simply test my scripts. Since it's a homelab I don't care if if I keep re-installing the same certificate over and over while I debug, but I can't see a simple way to have Certwarden "launch" the post-processing script (with the right environment variables set for the script). Am I missing something here? Is there a way to have have Certwarden launch the post-processing script on demand?
Thanks,
Frank.
