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A simple helper to clean the Traefik `acme.json` file by removing and revoking certificates.
https://github.com/ldez/traefik-certs-cleaner

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A simple helper to clean the Traefik `acme.json` file by removing and revoking certificates.

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# traefik-certs-cleaner

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## Description

traefik-certs-cleaner is a simple helper to clean the Traefik `acme.json` file by removing certificates.

It creates a new `acme.json` file (`acme-new.json` by default) without the certificates that you want to remove.
After the cleaning, you should replace the content of the original `acme.json` by the content of the new file.
Then you have to restart your Traefik instance.

```
NAME:
traefik-certs-cleaner - Traefik Certificates Cleaner

USAGE:
traefik-certs-cleaner [global options] command [command options] [arguments...]

DESCRIPTION:
Clean ACME certificates from Traefik acme.json file.

COMMANDS:
help, h Shows a list of commands or help for one command

GLOBAL OPTIONS:
--src value, -s value Path to the acme.json file. (default: "./acme.json") [$SRC]
--dst value, -o value Path to the output of the acme.json file. (default: "./acme-new.json") [$DST]
--resolver-name value, -r value Name of the resolver. Use * to handle all resolvers. (default: "*") [$RESOLVER_NAME]
--domain value, -d value Domains to remove. Use * to remove all certificates. (default: "*") [$DOMAIN]
--revoke Revoke certificates (default: false) [$REVOKE]
--dry-run Dry run mode. (default: true) [$DRY_RUN]
--help, -h show help (default: false)
```

## Installation

### From Binaries

You can use pre-compiled binaries:

* To get the binary just download the latest release for your OS/Arch from [the releases page](https://github.com/ldez/traefik-certs-cleaner/releases/)
* Unzip the archive.
* Add `traefik-certs-cleaner` in your `PATH`.

### From Docker

```bash
docker run ldez/traefik-certs-cleaner:
```

## Examples

### Dry run (Default)

```console
$ traefik-certs-cleaner --src=./acme.json
```

The content of the new file is displayed to the console output.

### Remove all certificates

Creates a new file `./acme-new.json`.

Remove certificates:

```console
$ traefik-certs-cleaner --src=./acme.json --dry-run=false
```

Remove and revoke certificates:

```console
$ traefik-certs-cleaner --src=./acme.json --revoke --dry-run=false
```

### Remove all certificates for a Specific Resolver

Creates a new file `./acme-new.json`.

Remove certificates:

```console
$ traefik-certs-cleaner --src=./acme.json --resolver-name=myresolver --dry-run=false
```

Remove and revoke certificates:

```console
$ traefik-certs-cleaner --src=./acme.json --resolver-name=myresolver --revoke --dry-run=false
```

### Remove the certificates of a Specific Domain

Creates a new file `./acme-new.json`.

Remove certificates:

```console
$ traefik-certs-cleaner --src=./acme.json --domain=example.com --dry-run=false
```

Remove and revoke certificates:

```console
$ traefik-certs-cleaner --src=./acme.json --domain=example.com --revoke --dry-run=false
```