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  • I am trying to obtain ssl certificate with the command below
ip http ssl acme get app.domain.keenetic.link

but it doesn't work. I'm only getting the

obtaining certificate for domain "app.domain.keenetic.link" is started. 

message.

  • Log:
[I] Sep  1 21:41:37 ndm: Http::Nginx: loaded SSL certificate for "UUID.keenetic.io". 
[I] Sep  1 21:41:37 ndm: Http::Nginx: loaded SSL certificate for "domain.keenetic.link". 
[I] Sep  1 21:41:37 ndm: Http::Nginx: activated proxy app.domain.keenetic.link to https://192.168.1.54:80.
...
[I] Sep  1 21:41:40 ndm: Acme::Runner: perform HTTP sanity checks for domain "app.domain.keenetic.link". 
[I] Sep  1 21:41:40 ndm: Io::TcpSocket: connected to my.external.ip.address:80. 
[E] Sep  1 21:41:40 ndm: Acme::Runner: response code 302 (Moved Temporarily). 
[E] Sep  1 21:41:40 ndm: Acme::Runner: check failed for domain "app.domain.keenetic.link". 

* 192.168.1.54 is app's local ip address

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Posted (edited)

You don't need to obtain level4 certificate, keendns level3 is wildcard certificate and it is valid for any subdomains

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Then keendns won't help you, it can proxy http(s) requests, but won't supply you with certificate to be used outside router's web server.

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В 01.09.2022 в 22:27, r13 сказал:

You don't need to obtain level4 certificate, keendns level3 is wildcard certificate and it is valid for any subdomains

But how can I start an https server now? I think I need to specify the certificate file, which means it should be on my computer.

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34 минуты назад, Stus Game сказал:

But how can I start an https server now? I think I need to specify the certificate file, which means it should be on my computer.

Explain what is your goal.

May be keendns not right service you are looking for. It won't give you any certificates to be used outside webserver in router.

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9 минут назад, r13 сказал:

Explain what is your goal.

May be keendns not right service you are looking for. It won't give you any certificates to be used outside webserver in router.

I want to get a domain name for an https server. This way seemed like a good free solution. And yes, the server must use https because KeenDNS is only used for development. Later I will buy a domain name and transfer my server to a web hosting without rewriting http to an https server.

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