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HTTPS In Local

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Hi folks, 

 

I am using the `swag` container to get HTTPS working for publicly facing services. This so far works fine. I have:

 

1. `ddns-updater` able to update my WAN IP on Cloudflare

1. I have `swag` able to generate a wildcard certificate

 

 

I have exaclidraw working on `draw.<mydomain>.cc` with HTTPS. 

 

I am trying to do the same with internal-only services. I tried to use the certificate generate by `swag`, which is available in `/mnt/user/appdata/swag/etc/letsencrypt/live/<mydomain>.cc/fullchain.pem`. In order to avoid having to manage this certificate manually, i was going to symlink it to `/boot/config/ssl/certs/unraid_unraid_bundle.pem`, but that leads to an error. 

 

What else can I try? Just copy the letencrypt certificate locally and copy it again when letencrypt updates the certs? 

Solved by stevenxl

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It turns out that the `.pem` file needed by unraid has to be a "bundle" - i.e., it includes both the cert and the key. This is easy to do by concatenating both files with `cat`. Now, you do have to manage updating the cert whenever `swag` updates it, but this is easy enough to do by having a script run on a regular basis. 

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