morgendagen

Sorry about the very late reply. I will add more logging to the plugin. Hopefully it will be out Sunday at the latest. I did notice .local in the log from @rdagitz . You cannot register a .local domain as far as I am aware. The domain must be owned by you, and be registered at the DNS provider.

I have just released a new version of the plugin that updates acme.sh to version 3.1.3 and adds support for alternative options (OptionsAlt). Please let me know if there are any issues - I have not been able to do extensive testing myself. Regarding Community Applications: I have submitted a request for inclusion of this plugin. the last time I tried getting the plugin added, it fell on deaf ears. I'll see if I can find someone to contact.

Secure your Unraid WebGUI with a free and trusted SSL certificate using acme.sh and ZeroSSL¹. This plugin automates certificate issuance and renewal using the DNS-01 challenge¹, allowing you to enable HTTPS access to your server without relying on open ports or public web access. Plugin URL: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/morgendagen/Unraid-Secure-WebGUI/refs/heads/main/ACME.plg Features: Use your own domain or subdomain for secure access Easily obtain certificates from ZeroSSL¹ Uses the DNS-01 challenge method (API credentials required)¹ Keeps your WebGUI secure with scheduled certificate renewals Notifications to stay informed about renewals or issues Built on the flexible, scriptable acme.sh ACME client Free tier ZeroSSL account creation Requirements: DNS provider supported by acme.sh (e.g., Cloudflare, Route53, etc.)¹ An account with ZeroSSL (free tier supported)¹ Disclaimer: This plugin modifies SSL settings in Unraid, specifically overwriting the self-signed certificate located in /boot/config/ssl/certs/. ¹ Pull requests welcome! Contributions to add support for other ACME providers and challenge types are encouraged.