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Situation is like this: I have a Raspberry PI running many servers (nginx, syncthing, qbittorrent) in my LAN. I have created Let's Encrypt Cert for the domain 'raspberry' (which points to local IP) but every time I open Web interface of any server, it gives me warning it is not verified (or something). So it will be great if I can create SSL certificate for domain 'raspberry'.
Thanks for your great work, Godspeed!
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@js-d-coder Sorry for the slow reply; I hadn’t realised my GitHub notifications were getting filtered (on HEY now, so I’m getting them properly once again) :)
Where do you want to be able to reach this raspberry from? Because if you use mkcert, it will have to be from devices that have the root certificate authority installed. In the docs, you can see that we already automatically provision certs for IP addresses that you can hit from your LAN (and there is a way to easily get the root ca from your server by hitting the special /ca route it hosts).
Situation is like this: I have a Raspberry PI running many servers (nginx, syncthing, qbittorrent) in my LAN. I have created Let's Encrypt Cert for the domain 'raspberry' (which points to local IP) but every time I open Web interface of any server, it gives me warning it is not verified (or something). So it will be great if I can create SSL certificate for domain 'raspberry'.
Thanks for your great work, Godspeed!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: