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First off, THANK YOU so much to @jc21 for doing this project. It has made life sooooo much easier! I also recognize that there are over 400 issues on this project, so this may never be addressed, but figured I would try.
I use GoDaddy for my DNS, and unfortunately GoDaddy is not currently supported today. So instead, I'm using the dehydrated application to generate my SSL certificates that I need. It auto renews and everything is great.
But, every time my cert expires, I have to manually pull the generated certificate, upload it to nginx proxy manager, and then update the proxy host to use that SSL cert. I see that I can manually place the certificate in the custom_ssl/npm-x folder, where x is the number of the certificate. However, simply adding the file here doesn't do me anything other than getting it onto the filesystem. I also need a way to tell nginx proxy manager that the cert has been added here, so that it can actually be uploaded to the database. Is there any way that I can tell it from the cli to add the new cert to the database? If so, I can then script this up the proper way, hopefully.
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First off, THANK YOU so much to @jc21 for doing this project. It has made life sooooo much easier! I also recognize that there are over 400 issues on this project, so this may never be addressed, but figured I would try.
I use GoDaddy for my DNS, and unfortunately GoDaddy is not currently supported today. So instead, I'm using the dehydrated application to generate my SSL certificates that I need. It auto renews and everything is great.
But, every time my cert expires, I have to manually pull the generated certificate, upload it to nginx proxy manager, and then update the proxy host to use that SSL cert. I see that I can manually place the certificate in the custom_ssl/npm-x folder, where x is the number of the certificate. However, simply adding the file here doesn't do me anything other than getting it onto the filesystem. I also need a way to tell nginx proxy manager that the cert has been added here, so that it can actually be uploaded to the database. Is there any way that I can tell it from the cli to add the new cert to the database? If so, I can then script this up the proper way, hopefully.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: