Make it possible to use external SSL Certs. #742
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It is now possible to specify path to a .pem and .key file for regular certificates, as issued using any number of CAs or even Let's Encrypt's cert tool. Frontend.tls_certificate_filename points at the full chain (e.g. /etc/le/.../fullchain.pem) and Frontend.tls_private_key_filename points at the private key (e.g. ../privkey.pem).
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It is now possible to specify path to a .pem and .key file for regular certificates, as issued using any number of CAs or even Let's
Encrypt's cert tool.
Frontend.tls_certificate_filename points at the full chain (e.g. /etc/le/.../fullchain.pem) and Frontend.tls_private_key_filename points at the private key (e.g. ../privkey.pem).