Swap out the postgresql cert from acme for a self-signed one #134
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We're not properly responding to the acme cert protocol stuff, so the postgres cert job has been complaining for months on end. It would probably be better to use a self-signed one and just trust it blindly. The only reason we even have it in the first place is because of some obscure service that I can't remember atm, that requires a TLS connection.
Maybe the snakeoil cert module would be okay for this?