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CentOS 7 Problems / Re: Love VS Not Love of CWP Panel. Many issues on Centos 7
« on: February 23, 2017, 05:51:25 PM »If you do not have a static or blank page let's encrypt are unable to install. You need have an index page.
Guide for setting up ssl on centos web panel:
Add a special user to the system, per example systemdomains
add the domainname to the system for that user, per example. hosting.xxx.com if thats your hostname
(if u use the other ways of adding the domain to the system u might run into problems later and be less flexible)
Go to xxx.com/index.php?module=letsencrypt and install Lets Encrypt
If this domain is the only one for this account systemdomains >> Install the new cert for the account systemdomains (as configured before)
if the account has more then one domain (u added via Domains >> add domain menu) then Install the new cert via Install Letsencrypt for Addon Domain function (as configured before)
Done
To do: figure out how to redirect both www and none www to https://www.
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I can build it / Re: Vhost ssl template
« on: February 23, 2017, 05:40:16 PM »
i ran into the same nasty situation, too bad it is not fixed ((
I was also under the impression that it was open source.
It uses a lot of open source software, if not open source itself then it will never be big as its untrusted, especially if its free ))
If its free then u are the product is the saying, i rather pay and feel confident, or use open source and know whats up
I was also under the impression that it was open source.
It uses a lot of open source software, if not open source itself then it will never be big as its untrusted, especially if its free ))
If its free then u are the product is the saying, i rather pay and feel confident, or use open source and know whats up
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CentOS-WebPanel GUI / ssl vhost config with lets encrypt
« on: February 23, 2017, 03:14:14 PM »
hi
it would be nice to have a visual editor for the ssl vhosts templates.
If u use lets encrypt the vhosts are written but not easily editable.
I wanted to rewrite all requests to https://www. and could not find where to do it.
Now to do it manually it should happen in /usr/local/apache/conf.d/vhosts-ssl-letsencrypt.conf but that seems not to be templates so would get overwritten with an update.
is there a simple way to edit that configuration or did i miss a point?
i cant seem to find the templates file locations
it would be nice to have a visual editor for the ssl vhosts templates.
If u use lets encrypt the vhosts are written but not easily editable.
I wanted to rewrite all requests to https://www. and could not find where to do it.
Now to do it manually it should happen in /usr/local/apache/conf.d/vhosts-ssl-letsencrypt.conf but that seems not to be templates so would get overwritten with an update.
is there a simple way to edit that configuration or did i miss a point?
i cant seem to find the templates file locations
