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Appwrite
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BookStack
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WordPress
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SonarQube
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PostgreSQL
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Nginx
An official read-only mirror of http://hg.nginx.org/nginx/ which is updated hourly. Pull requests on GitHub cannot be accepted and will be automatically closed. The proper way to submit changes to nginx is via the nginx development mailing list, see http://nginx.org/en/docs/contributing_changes.html
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acme-dns
Limited DNS server with RESTful HTTP API to handle ACME DNS challenges easily and securely.
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Dokku
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website reviews and mentions
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Custom URL with Google Domains?
SSL is not required when using a domain name, but having one does make setting up SSL easier. Let's Encrypt is a pretty popular source for SSL certificates. Foundry's self-hosting instructions include details for using Caddy to it all up automagically. The only thing in Foundry that requires SSL is using the built-in A/V, because modern web browsers won't allow a non-encrypted site to have access to the computer's camera and microphone.
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Did Manjaro just forget to renew the SSL certificate?
I've got lots of wildcards with letsencrypt.org.
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What do I need to add TLS/SSL encryption to Godot high level multiplayer client and server?
I suppose Let’s Encrypt could potentially be used in this situation?
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Anyone here use GoDaddy?
SSL certificate business died somewhere in 2018 or 2017, after the: https://letsencrypt.org/
- Let's Encrypt
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AutoSSL between two servers?
That all said, you could pretty easily just use letsencrypt instead of autossl for server B.
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High School Dean, Promoter of Anti-Violence, Turns Out To Be Recruiter for Street Gang
Ok, I'm back. I could not find any information regarding an invalid SSL certificate for this site. The valid and verified certificate is issued by letsencrypt.org, whose headquarters are located in San Francisco, CA.
- Acessando o "compartilhar" nativo, vulgo Web-Share, em VanillaJS e Vue
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Certbot as an init container for AWS ECS.
Encryption in transit has become a security standard for most network-based applications and is requested by the majority of our customers for all applications we help them to build or manage. Most of the modern applications support TLS out of the box but require the certificate and the corresponding private key to be provided externally. In some cases (for example, for intranet apps), self-signed certificates (or certificates signed by an internal CA) are sufficient, but if the application is internet-facing and needs to be used without additional steps on the client side, a certificate signed by a commonly trusted certificate authority (CA) is required. For AWS-based applications (as you may have guessed from the title, AWS are a main focus of this post), AWS Certificate Manager (ACM) can be used in combination with a load balancer to provide an amazon-signed certificate. This simple and efficient method is not applicable, however, if the certificate and the corresponding private key need to be provided to the application directly instead of an AWS-managed load balancer. This can be the case if the application is using TLS in combination with its own protocol which would make TLS termination on the load balancer impossible. Let's Encrypt is an open CA that provides trusted certificates which can be acquired by using a tool that supports the ACME protocol. In this case, the certificate and private key can then be provided to the application directly and used also for custom TLS-based protocols. Certbot is one of such tools and can be used to obtain the TLS credentials.
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A designer’s dream is a developer’s nightmare
TLS certificates are cheap. Seriously, you can get them for US$6. You paid twice that much for your idiotic domain name. You can even get them for free from Let’s Encrypt.
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Networking issues. All players unable to connect. Port forwarding not working.
You have to provide a certificate. Here’s how to provide a free Let’s Encrypt certificate with ngrok:
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Need help with SSL Certificate Please
Have you checked out lets encrypt?
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Generate an Arbitrary SSL Cert from ACM?
use Let's Encrypt instead https://letsencrypt.org/
- To my freelancers out there: Has this happened with you and a client before?
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Unable to configure HTTPS endpoint. No server certificate was specified. Valid certs are present on the machine.
This page pretty comprehensively covers the relevant APIs. Specifically you need to provide a certificate. The dev-certs command covers a specific certificate used for IIS Express. Your own application still needs to provide its own certificate since it runs its own web server through ASP.NET Core. You can self-sign one or get one from https://letsencrypt.org (not sure if they provide ones for localhost servers though).
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letsencrypt/website is an open source project licensed under Mozilla Public License 2.0 which is an OSI approved license.
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