Public/Submit-Renewal.ps1
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function Submit-Renewal { [CmdletBinding()] param( [Parameter(ParameterSetName='Specific',Position=0,ValueFromPipeline,ValueFromPipelineByPropertyName)] [string]$MainDomain, [Parameter(ParameterSetName='AllOrders',Mandatory)] [switch]$AllOrders, [Parameter(ParameterSetName='AllAccounts',Mandatory)] [switch]$AllAccounts, [switch]$NewKey, [switch]$Force, [switch]$NoSkipManualDns ) Begin { # import existing plugin args if we're only dealing with the current account if ($PSCmdlet.ParameterSetName -in 'Specific','AllOrders') { # Make sure we have an account configured if (!(Get-PAAccount)) { throw "No ACME account configured. Run Set-PAAccount or New-PAAccount first." } $pluginArgs = Merge-PluginArgs } } Process { switch ($PSCmdlet.ParameterSetName) { 'Specific' { # grab the order from explicit parameters or the current memory copy if (!$MainDomain) { if (!$script:Order -or !$script:Order.MainDomain) { throw "No ACME order configured. Run Set-PAOrder or specify a MainDomain." } $order = $script:Order } else { # even if they specified the order explicitly, we may still be updating the # "current" order. So figure that out because we don't want to read from disk # if we don't have to if ($script:Order -and $script:Order.MainDomain -and $script:Order.MainDomain -eq $MainDomain) { $order = $script:Order } else { $order = Get-PAOrder $MainDomain } } # skip if the renewal window hasn't been reached and no -Force if (!$Force -and $order.RenewAfter -and (Get-Date) -lt (Get-Date $order.RenewAfter)) { Write-Warning "Order for $($order.MainDomain) is not recommended for renewal yet. Use -Force to override." return } # skip orders with a Manual DNS plugin if (!$NoSkipManualDns -and 'Manual' -in @($order.DnsPlugin)) { Write-Warning "Skipping renewal for order $($order.MainDomain) due to Manual DNS plugin. Use -NoSkipManualDns to avoid this." return } Write-Verbose "Renewing certificate for order $($order.MainDomain)" # Build the parameter list we're going to send to New-PACertificate $certParams = @{} $certParams.Domain = @($order.MainDomain); if ($order.SANs.Count -gt 0) { $certParams.Domain += @($order.SANs) } $certParams.NewCertKey = $NewKey.IsPresent $certParams.DnsPlugin = $order.DnsPlugin $certParams.PluginArgs = $pluginArgs $certParams.OCSPMustStaple = $order.OCSPMustStaple $certParams.Force = $Force.IsPresent $certParams.DnsSleep = $order.DnsSleep $certParams.ValidationTimeout = $order.ValidationTimeout # Add the new (as of 1.2) fields if they exist. # The property checks can be removed once enough time passes # to assume the majority of people have done renewals against 1.2. if ('Install' -in $order.PSObject.Properties.name -and (Test-WinOnly)) { $certParams.Install = $order.Install } if ('FriendlyName' -in $order.PSObject.Properties.name) { $certParams.FriendlyName = $order.FriendlyName } if ('PfxPass' -in $order.PSObject.Properties.name) { $certParams.PfxPass = $order.PfxPass } # now we just have to request a new cert using all of the old parameters New-PACertificate @certParams break } 'AllOrders' { # get the list of all completed (valid) orders $orders = @(Get-PAOrder -List -Refresh | Where-Object { $_.status -eq 'valid' }) # remove the ones that are ready for renewal unless -Force was used if (!$Force) { $orders = @($orders | Where-Object { (Get-Date) -ge (Get-Date $_.RenewAfter) }) } if ($orders.Count -gt 0) { # recurse to renew these orders $orders | Submit-Renewal -NewKey:$NewKey.IsPresent -Force:$Force.IsPresent } else { Write-Verbose "No renewable orders found for account $($script:Acct.id)." } break } 'AllAccounts' { # save the current account so we can switch back when we're done $oldAcct = Get-PAAccount # get the list of valid accounts $accounts = Get-PAAccount -List -Refresh | Where-Object { $_.status -eq 'valid' } foreach ($acct in $accounts) { # set it as current $acct | Set-PAAccount # recurse to renew all orders on it Submit-Renewal -AllOrders -NewKey:$NewKey.IsPresent -Force:$Force.IsPresent } # restore the old current account if ($oldAcct) { $oldAccount | Set-PAAccount } break } } } <# .SYNOPSIS Renew one or more certificates. .DESCRIPTION This function allows you to renew one more more previously completed certificate orders. You can choose to renew a specific order or set of orders, all orders for the current account, or all orders for all accounts. .PARAMETER MainDomain The primary domain associated with an order. This is the domain that goes in the certificate's subject. .PARAMETER AllOrders If specified, renew all valid orders on the current account. Orders that have not reached the renewal window will be skipped unless -Force is used. .PARAMETER AllAccounts If specified, renew all valid orders on all valid accounts in this profile. Orders that have not reached the renewal window will be skipped unless -Force is used. .PARAMETER NewKey If specified, a new private key will be generated for the certificate renewal. Otherwise, the old key is re-used. This is useful if you believe the current key has been compromised. .PARAMETER Force If specified, an order that hasn't reached its renewal window will not throw an error and will not be skipped when using either of the -All parameters. .PARAMETER NoSkipManualDns If specified, orders that utilize the Manual DNS plugin will not be skipped and user interaction may be required to complete the process. Otherwise, orders that utilize the Manual DNS plugin will be skipped. .EXAMPLE Submit-Renewal Renew the current order on the current account. .EXAMPLE Submit-Renewal -Force Renew the current order on the current account even if it hasn't reached its suggested renewal window. .EXAMPLE Submit-Renewal -AllOrders Renew all valid orders on the current account that have reached their suggested renewal window. .EXAMPLE Submit-Renewal -AllAccounts Renew all valid orders on all valid accounts that have reached their suggested renewal window. .EXAMPLE Submit-Renewal site1.example.com -NewKey -Force Renew the order for the specified site regardless of its renewal window and generate a new private key. .LINK Project: https://github.com/rmbolger/Posh-ACME .LINK New-PACertificate .LINK Get-PAOrder #> } |