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Certbot: all versions and old releases

Certbot is a free, open source software tool for automatically using Let's Encrypt certificates on manually-administrated websites to enable HTTPS.

45 versions of Certbot are listed here, from November 7, 2019 to the current 2.9.0. Each one links to the publisher’s own installer files.

2019: 2 2 19 2020: 11 11 20 2021: 12 12 21 2022: 13 13 22 2023: 6 6 23 2024: 1 1 24

45 versions over 4 years · about 11 a year

VersionDateSizeFiles
2.9.0Latest February 8, 2024 — 64-bit EXE (NSIS)
2.8.0 December 6, 2023 — 64-bit EXE (NSIS)
Release notes
Added
- Added support for Alpine Linux distribution when is used the apache plugin
Changed
- Support for Python 3.7 was removed.
Fixed
- Stop using the deprecated pkg_resources API included in setuptools.
2.7.4 November 1, 2023 — 64-bit EXE (NSIS)
Release notes
Fixed
- Fixed a bug introduced in version 2.7.0 that caused interactively entered
- Fixed a bug introduced in version 2.7.0 of our Lexicon based DNS plugins that
2.6.0 May 9, 2023 — 32-bit EXE (NSIS)
Release notes
Added
- --dns-google-project optionally allows for specifying the project that the DNS zone(s) reside in,
- There is now a new Other annotated challenge object to allow plugins to support entirely novel challenges.
Changed
- Optionally sign the SOA query for dns-rfc2136, to help resolve problems with split-view
- Certbot versions prior to v1.32.0 did not sign queries with the specified TSIG key
- Certbot v1.32.0 through v2.5.0 signed queries by default, potentially causing
- Certbot v2.6.0 and later no longer signs queries by default, but allows
- Lineage name validity is performed for new lineages. --cert-name may no longer contain
- certbot-dns-google now loads credentials using the standard [Application Default
- --dns-google-credentials now supports additional types of file-based credential, such as
Fixed
- certbot-dns-google no longer requires deprecated oauth2client library.
- Certbot will no longer try to invoke plugins which do not subclass from the proper
2.5.0 April 4, 2023 — 32-bit EXE (NSIS)
2.4.0 March 7, 2023 — 32-bit EXE (NSIS)
2.3.0 February 14, 2023 — 32-bit EXE (NSIS)
2.1.1 December 15, 2022 — 32-bit EXE (NSIS)
2.1.0 December 7, 2022 — 32-bit EXE (NSIS)
2.0.0 November 21, 2022 — 32-bit EXE (NSIS)
1.32.0 November 9, 2022 — 32-bit EXE (NSIS)
1.31.0 October 4, 2022 — 32-bit EXE (NSIS)
1.30.0 September 7, 2022 — 32-bit EXE (NSIS)
1.29.0 July 7, 2022 — 32-bit EXE (NSIS)
1.28.0 June 8, 2022 — 32-bit EXE (NSIS)
1.27.0 May 3, 2022 — 32-bit EXE (NSIS)
1.26.0 April 5, 2022 — 32-bit EXE (NSIS)
1.25.0 March 16, 2022 — 32-bit EXE (NSIS)
1.24.0 March 1, 2022 — 32-bit EXE (NSIS)
1.23.0 February 8, 2022 — 32-bit EXE (NSIS)
1.22.0 December 8, 2021 — 32-bit EXE (NSIS)
1.21.0 November 4, 2021 — 32-bit EXE (NSIS)
1.20.0 October 6, 2021 — 32-bit EXE (NSIS)
1.19.0 September 16, 2021 — 32-bit EXE (NSIS)
1.18.0 August 4, 2021 — 32-bit EXE (NSIS)
1.17.0 July 12, 2021 — 32-bit EXE (NSIS)
1.16.0 June 3, 2021 — 32-bit EXE (NSIS)
1.15.0 May 31, 2021 — 32-bit EXE (NSIS)
1.14.0 April 6, 2021 — 32-bit EXE (NSIS)
1.13.0 March 3, 2021 — 32-bit EXE (NSIS)
1.12.0 February 2, 2021 — 32-bit EXE (NSIS)
1.11.0 January 5, 2021 — 32-bit EXE (NSIS)
1.10.1 December 3, 2020 — 32-bit EXE (NSIS)
1.10.0 December 1, 2020 — 32-bit EXE (NSIS)
1.9.0 October 7, 2020 — 32-bit EXE (NSIS)
1.8.0 September 8, 2020 — 32-bit EXE (NSIS)
1.7.0 August 4, 2020 — 32-bit EXE (NSIS)
1.6.0 July 7, 2020 — 32-bit EXE (NSIS)
1.5.0 June 2, 2020 — 32-bit EXE (NSIS)
1.4.0 May 6, 2020 — 32-bit EXE (NSIS)
1.3.0 March 3, 2020 — 32-bit EXE (NSIS)
1.2.0 February 5, 2020 — 32-bit EXE (NSIS)
1.1.0 January 14, 2020 — 32-bit EXE (NSIS)
1.0.0 December 3, 2019 — 32-bit EXE (NSIS)
0.40.1 November 7, 2019 — 32-bit EXE (NSIS)

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