auto-renewing

However, certbot was initially used in its native nginx mode to generate the certificate, which prevented it from auto-renewing.

Here are some things we've learned: -- Apple only allows auto-renewing subscriptions for magazines, newspapers and other periodicals.

Make people sign up for your service and domain in a single, auto-renewing transaction.

I am shooting for a $12 monthly subscription fee (auto-renewing), that will give you blanket access to everything for 30 days.

The terms were an auto-renewing 1-year contract, but I could (and did) kill it at any time on 60 days' notice.

No, they're counting on people not cancelling the auto-renewing payment.

There are plenty of dating apps with auto-renewing subscriptions.

The domain was configured for auto-renewing, and I just got charged for $140.

A few days ago the subscription expired without auto-renewing.

And it will be far easier for attackers to move around inside a network, and take over the handful of fancy auto-renewing public-facing servers with PKI anyways.

On Android, we use auto-renewing Paypal subscriptions, and have had more success.

And that's separate from auto-renewing the cert, right?

I don't care about either of those--I do care about "free samples" in the sense of auto-renewing free trials, but that's because the intent is to trick people into forgetting to cancel, not because it's advertising.

Let's put aside the ethical and legal implications of lying to disaster survivors, and calling your normal free trial month as "disaster relief", and enrolling people recovering from a disaster in a monthly auto-renewing service after a 1 month free trial...

Auto-renewing certificates with Let's Encrypt are easy to do.