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I would also argue it's not a "simple copy" of KEY=VALUE from the Acme docs, as the Acme docs for Namecheap include double-quotes. So a "simple copy" would be something like export NAMECHEAP_USERNAME="<my-username>" where what is needed or Proxmox to work with the Namecheap API is...

Performing the following from the console of the server using curl: https://api.namecheap.com/xml.response?ApiUser=<my-namecheap-username>&ApiKey=<my-namecheap-api-key>&UserName=<my-namecheap-username>&Command=namecheap.domains.dns.getHosts&ClientIp=<my-whitelisted-ip>&SLD=<my-sld>&TLD=<my-tld>...

Yes. I obtained an API key and followed the dns-01 instructions found here (https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Certificate_Management#sysadmin_certs_acme_dns_challenge) along with the guidance found in acme’s docs (https://github.com/acmesh-official/acme.sh/wiki/dnsapi#53-use-namecheap), which also...

Even following the docs, I cannot get PVE to write the TXT record to Namecheap. So I need to somehow obtain what that TXT record entry should be so I can manually add it to my Namecheap DNS so I can then make a call to renew and obtain the certificate through the GUI.

Is there a way through SSH to obtain the TXT record from LetsEncrypt such that I could initially configure LE SSL certs within a node and then simply make a renewal request through the GUI? Thus, the auto renewal of SSL certs would work going forward? I ask as I've yet to find a workaround...