• Nginx replaces custom SSL certs when the case doesn't match

    bamhm182

    By bamhm182

      • Minor

    Hello, I just upgraded to 6.10-rc2 and I have a custom SSL cert that keeps getting replaced. The problem is that domain names are not case sensitive, while the code checking them doesn't take that into account. As such, I recommend the following line 355 of /etc/rc.d/rc.nginx:

     

      

    [[ $SUBJECT != $LANFQDN ]] && rm -f $SSL/certs/${LANNAME}_unraid_bundle.pem

     

    Be changed to the following:

      

    [[ ${SUBJECT,,} != ${LANFQDN,,} ]] && rm -f $SSL/certs/${LANNAME}_unraid_bundle.pem

    This will not cause the cert to be deleted in the case that the Server's name is MySErVeR.domain.tld and the cert is for myserver.domain.tld

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