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Let's encrypt still not working on 0.13.3 #41
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The cause of this issue is the refresh-certificate.sh is not the same as the upstream UNMS repo, manually modifying the file to match upstream on these 3 lines resolved the issue for me |
Thx - I have tried to locate that refresh-certificate.sh file on my Synology DSM but it's nowhere to be found. Any ideas what I am doing wrong? |
Root of the container |
How can I go to the root of the container in the synology? |
Hi nhatquang88, |
so maybe it is UNMS firmware issue not the oznu... |
I think the UNMS team does not consider this a bug, since it works on their supported platforms (Synology not being one of them). |
You can use: |
One of the challenges on the Synology DSM platform is that you don't have SSH access to the container because it run connected to the network as a bridge in the docker for DSM. It runs under a 172. IP address and there is no way to SSH to it. |
Hi,
Since 0.13.0 (where it worked fine) Lets encrypt certificates no longer works on this build (as of 0.13.1).
Error message is: "Error: Let's Encrypt can only be used for fully qualified domain names. Please check setting/UNMS and the nginx*.log file for error messages. "
My domain name is FQDN. It works for other docker packages.
Port forwarding is working correctly and I can connect to port 80 from the internet.
UNMS developers stated that there was a script fix in release 0.13.3 that you could leverage on, that could fix the problem.
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