Option to generate and download certificates

[adison]

pretty sure there is, as PFSense accpomplished it using an acme package and LetsEncrypt

[girish]

@adison App Proxy is essentially what I think you want. Please see https://docs.cloudron.io/apps/#app-proxy . With App Proxy, Cloudron manages the certs entirely . Let's Encrypt certs are only valid for 3 months and on Cloudron it's renewed every 2 months, so this is quite a pain for you to remember this every 2 months to manually download cert and install it somewhere else. With App Proxy, Cloudron will maintain the cert entirely.

[adison]

hmmmm, interesting...

[adison]

i'm trying that, but it just keeps saying "starting" and not starting

[adison]

it doesnt show any errors in the event log, it just shows it was installed

[nebulon]

Whats the upstream URI you have provided if this is ok to share publicly here?

[adison]

its fine, its blocked to the public anyway and requires IP port WhiteListing. https://3.224.106.140:443

[girish]

@adison Can you try if curl -k https://3.224.106.140:443 works from Cloudron server?

The logs should be improved , agreed...

[adison]

@jdaviescoates i just tryed that, it says empty reply

[adison]

ok wrong person, i ment to ping @girish

[adison]

i ran it with the k flag and it returns absolutely nothing...

[girish]

@adison right. So, that is what the proxy sees as well. Something is wrong with the upstream app . You can pass "-v" to curl for verbose output, maybe something in the output helps.

[adison]

@girish there are no errors, just an empty reply.
though when i put "https" in front of it, it says certificate error, cant get local certificate issuer