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0 pointsrsync2y ago0 comments

I think I may do that.

Or buy a "real" SSL cert that I don't need to fiddle with every few months.

I think there are some browsers that won't even connect to HTTP/80 without a warning ?

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gottorf2y ago· 2 in thread

I've used Namecheap/PositiveSSL[0] for stuff like that in the past; under $10/year, and never had any issues.

rsyncOP2y ago

Bottom line: so pleased that I had acme.sh sandboxed in a jail to generate certs… what a shitshow that ended up being…

__d2y ago

LetsEncrypt is free, and sure, you have to run the cron job to cycle the certs, but honestly, it's painless.

if it's just(JUST) for the padlock icon, you can setup Cloudflare free plan with the proxying enabled

Use Lego and Dagu

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