April 12, 2022 . 2 MIN READ
Reference: https://github.com/rehmatworks/runcloud-letsencrypt’
Just use : pip3 install <package name> –
RunCloud Let’s Encrypt Automation
Install Let’s Encrypt SSL on RunCloud.io servers
Installation
pip3 install rcssl
Usage
usage: PROG [-h] [-i {all}] [-u {all}] [-r] [-a {disable,enable}]
optional arguments:
-h, –help show this help message and exit
-i, –install
Install SSL certificate on an app or on all available
apps. Provide the target app name or type all to
install SSL on all apps.
-u, –uninstall
Uninstall SSL certificate from an app or from all
available apps.
-r, –renew Renew all installed SSl certificates.
-a {disable,enable}, –autopilot {disable,enable}
Enable or disable auto-pilot mode.
Examples
To install SSL on all available apps:
rcssl -i all
And to install SSL on a specific app:
rcssl -i appname
Autopilot mode automatically retrieves and installs SSL certificates on your new apps without needing you to sign in and run the install command.
To enable autopilot mode:
rcssl -a enable
and to disable autopilot mode
rcssl -a disable
To uninstall SSL certificate from all apps:
rcssl -u all
And to uninstall SSL certificate from a specific app:
rcssl -u appname
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get upgrade
sudo apt-get install python3-pip
Clearly the issue’s with terminal, i.e. not recognizing the command so maybe pip isn’t installed properly, but with what you’ve shown so far I don’t think this issue should arise. Anyways give it a try.
What are you trying to install? pip is for python packages right.
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