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Anyone tried Let's Encrypt / Cerbot on the ReadyNAS (esp for Owncloud)?
I run OwnCloud on one NAS as a way of exchanging files with a small group. Some have a real problem with the lack of a "proper" SSL certificate. They are too virus paranoid to tell their browser to ignore that for a site the know is safe. I do have a registered domain name, so, I'm looking at getting a certificate for it from a certificate authority. Let's Encrypt, via the Cerbot Linux client looks like an interesting (most interestingly, free) option. Has anybody tried it on a ReadyNAS?
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Im in the same situation trying to use my domain with a DDNS from no-ip.com to my owncoloud installed in the NAS 102.
I have installed cerbot following the instructions in
https://certbot.eff.org/#debianother-apache
the auto couldnt do it itself so i had to run the certonly mode.
m problem is that Cerbot i asking for my webroot directory. i do not have any idea what is it.
osilvab wrote:m problem is that Cerbot i asking for my webroot directory. i do not have any idea what is it.
For OwnCloud, it's /c/apps/owncloud/web. I'm not sure if you need the leading /c or not. If you've created a website in a normal share, then it's /c/data/sharename. Basically, it's wherever the appropriate index.html is.
I have also tried this:
but if I chose the standalone option i get an error that port 443 is running other service. even after stoping apache or killing it i can not liberate the 443 port.
still no succes with letsencrypt on the readynas.
osilvab wrote:I chose the standalone option i get an error that port 443 is running other service. even after stoping apache or killing it i can not liberate the 443 port.
still no succes with letsencrypt on the readynas.
Any tries with 6.6.0, since it's Jessie based?
lsof -i :443 returns the list of processes using port 443. On the system I use for experimentation and have ReadyCloud enabled on, one of the processes is leafp2p, which is the ReadyCloud VPN engine. There are also a couple others, as I have a lot of apps working on it. On a live system without ReadyCloud enabled and very few apps, only apache2 is using it (though supporting multiple PIDs).
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