#!/bin/bash

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# Example script for deploying certificates to a Java KeyStore on Linux
# Configure this script to match your configuration and
# remember to remove # from relevant lines
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# Define variables
certbotPath="/usr/bin/certbot"         # Path to the Certbot executable
keystorePath="/path/to/your/keystore.jks"    # Path to your Java KeyStore
keyAlias="myalias"                      # Alias of the key entry in your Java KeyStore
keystorePassword="password"             # Password for your Java KeyStore
renewedCertPath="/path/to/renewed_cert.pem"  # Path where the renewed certificate will be saved temporarily
deployScript="/path/to/deploy_cert.sh"  # Path to the deploy_cert.sh script

# Renew the certificate using Certbot
#$certbotPath renew --deploy-hook "$deployScript"

# Define the inner script content in deploy_cert.sh
#cat > "$deployScript" << 'EOF'
##!/bin/bash

# Convert the renewed certificate to PKCS12 format
#openssl pkcs12 -export -out "$renewedCertPath" -in "/etc/letsencrypt/live/domain.com/fullchain.pem" -inkey "/etc/letsencrypt/live/domain.com/privkey.pem" -passout pass:

# Import the renewed certificate into the Java KeyStore
#keytool -importcert -keystore "$keystorePath" -alias "$keyAlias" -file "$renewedCertPath" -storepass "$keystorePassword" -noprompt

# Clean up temporary files
#rm -f "$renewedCertPath"
#EOF

# Make the deploy_cert.sh script executable
#chmod +x "$deployScript"