step-ca (the other acme-ca provider) already spells it correctly; route-proxy's own template reads ${bound:acme-ca:roots}. Found live, assigning public-acme for the first time tonight: the mesh refused the push outright rather than composing a broken binding — "route-proxy asks its acme-ca binding for roots, and what answers it says ... root". Empty stays empty: a public CA's root is the system trust store already, per route-proxy's own design.
`step-ca` (the other `acme-ca` provider) already spells it correctly; `route-proxy`'s own template reads `${bound:acme-ca:roots}`. Found live, assigning `public-acme` for the first time tonight: the mesh refused the push outright rather than composing a broken binding — "route-proxy asks its acme-ca binding for roots, and what answers it says ... root". Empty stays empty: a public CA's root is the system trust store already, per route-proxy's own design.
step-ca (the other acme-ca provider) already spells it correctly; route-
proxy's own template reads ${bound:acme-ca:roots}. Found live, assigning
public-acme for the first time tonight: the mesh refused the push outright
rather than composing a broken binding — 'route-proxy asks its acme-ca
binding for roots, and what answers it says ... root'. Empty stays empty:
a public CA's root is the system trust store already, per route-proxy's
own design (an empty ACME_CA_BUNDLE means exactly that).
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step-ca(the otheracme-caprovider) already spells it correctly;route-proxy's own template reads${bound:acme-ca:roots}. Found live, assigningpublic-acmefor the first time tonight: the mesh refused the push outright rather than composing a broken binding — "route-proxy asks its acme-ca binding for roots, and what answers it says ... root". Empty stays empty: a public CA's root is the system trust store already, per route-proxy's own design.step-ca (the other acme-ca provider) already spells it correctly; route- proxy's own template reads ${bound:acme-ca:roots}. Found live, assigning public-acme for the first time tonight: the mesh refused the push outright rather than composing a broken binding — 'route-proxy asks its acme-ca binding for roots, and what answers it says ... root'. Empty stays empty: a public CA's root is the system trust store already, per route-proxy's own design (an empty ACME_CA_BUNDLE means exactly that).