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Add info about certbot with the webroot plugin to pleroma.nginx

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Merged csaurus requested to merge csaurus/pleroma:nginx-certbot-doc into develop Apr 20, 2018
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I used the webroot method of obtaining a certificate using certbot. To do that though you need to expose a directory which letsencrypt accesses to verify that you own a server. This request includes a location block to allow this with instructions for use. I thought it might be helpful for someone in the same situation, but don't know how much or how little information pleroma needs to give about how to use certbot.

Edited Apr 20, 2018 by csaurus
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Source branch: nginx-certbot-doc