Acme.sh runs arbitrary commands from a remote server
Sounds about par for the course for folks that think shell is a productively sustainable way of writing secure or reliable software. Not even remotely sorry about that opinion. The gall to claim ACME compat, then force require a single client, all so you can remote execute arbitrary commands. Should be enough to ruin the CA, but we know how people handle things like this "oh, won't affect me" (until it does). Seemingly just so they can avoid some reverse proxy rules to host the challenge endpoints at the right place? Holy wow. Oh there we go baby, eval'ing with arbitrary input in the shell script, complete with lazy inproper string quoting. I should probably just stop before I say more unkind things.Was it even run through shellcheck?!Stop writing this stuff in shell people. 95% of the time I review any (posix, nushell lacks most of these issues) shell scripts, it's obvious they would fall apart the second any string unexpectedly had a space in it. Even scripts written by darling companies of HN.