Hi,

 

I’ve hit a problem with using my SSL certificates that I have deployed with my 6.4.1 UnRaid servers.  I have a wildcard certificate for my network which loads into UnRaid just fine (let’s encrypt doesn’t play well with several devices on my network so a wildcard was the quick and easy way to deploy to the set of devices I have running).  If I directly access the server from the https hostname directly everything works correctly.  However, when I attempt to access my servers using the http to https redirection, it redirects to the wildcard name in the certificate rather than the FQDN of the server.  Obviously * is not the hostname for any of my servers.  I suspect the redirect code is pulling the CN from my certificate as the redirect field.  I can’t find any place to edit the config to manually set the redirect FQDN.  Is it possible to set this somewhere?  Thanks.

I'm encountering the same problem.  Have you found a work around or fix yet?

Same problem  here

I ended up editing the startup script:

  /etc/rc.d/rc.nginx

and setting  HOSTSSL to my FQDN instead of the computed value from the SSL certificate:

commented out line 287

and replaced by:

HOSTSSL="blabla.example.com"

 

Works now.

 

Luc

 

I always wondered why when booting the local gui it loaded an incorrect ip:port combo upon launching firefox... this explains it.