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NET::ERR_CERT_AUTHORITY_INVALID #236
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this is the dialog you currently get when creating the certificate inside HFS The "warning" it speaks about is exactly the one you are getting, and I have this "get better certificate button" (linking https://letsencrypt.org). |
Well, as a suggestion :
Yeah but for such an important and vital thing, they will. Just display a red message on the top of the popup saying "WARNING : This is an important step, involving the way webusers will access comfortably your website ! Please read carefully the details below !". And then, in two paragraphs : "To access your website in HTTPS, a certificate need to be built by HFS. There is two ways to built them : privately (wich is a faster process), or publicly (longer because we need to declare it on an authorized referent). If private, users will have a warning message in their web browser, saying that the certificate is not recognized." "Please chose the way you want to create it :" Then, the two buttons should be related to these choices, like : [ Private ] [ Public ] And after that, I don't know, it's up to you to do what to do to perform the public processes required to authorize the certificate (maybe redrection, I don't know). |
scusate... mi pare di capire che con HFS è possibile creare un certificato....... |
anche il certificato che ti crea HFS è autoprodotto e dà l'avviso, perciò non hai motivo di rifarlo. Se togli il tuo vedrai comparire il bottone per farne uno nuovo. |
Ah ok. Allora tengo il mio
Grazie
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Mi dai informazioni dettagliate su come creare un certificato con HFS ?
anche il certificato che ti crea HFS è autoprodotto e dà l'avviso, perciò non hai motivo di rifarlo. Se togli il tuo vedrai comparire il bottone per farne uno nuovo.
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just to be clearer, at the moment the best solution to this problem is to get a trusted certificate from https://letsencrypt.org/ |
also, I will try to improve the dialog above, to be clearer |
Sei davvero un grande. in 5 minuti installato Certbot. Ottenuto certificato valido con funzione di rinnovo automatico ogni 90 gg. che dire... Questo HFS è il top. |
@Heraes-git thanks for your suggestions. So, I'm trying to improve like this: before the dialog, I'm adding a link what's this so that you can learn about the whole story And this would be the new dialog clicking "make one" and the "beware" link is the same as above, where you can see in a video the same warning the user will see. I hope so to keep it very short, while letting you access the long version by clicking the link. |
I'm using no-ip to redirect to my LAN.
I have port 80 and 443 opened in my router, to redirect to one of my machine hosting my websites with HFS v3.
I have vhosts with no-ip subdomains as roots.
When trying to access my websites, I have a certificate error (not recognized).
I remember that when I "installed" HFS on my machine, it asked something about certificates at start.
As it was asking an URL and I didn't know why the heck it was asking me that, I choosed the second option, and it refreshed and it was ok.
I don't know what it does (or vaguely : it's about https auth), and I don't want to dive into certificates shit. I've installed SSL/HTTPS craps in the past, I still haven't really understood the kung-fu about it, and I don't want to wast my time with stuffs that programmers aren't capable to explain correctly and harmonize through all the technologies.
Can you just help figuring how to make the certificate created by your software to be "publicly recognized" ?
PS : why don't you give information when the popup appears the first time we open HFS admin panel ? Like "If you want to make your cert key public, you have to blablabla"... People are not supposed to have a PhD in development to use HFS.
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