Originally created by @CloudHoang90 on GitHub (Mar 10, 2018).
Hi lukas
Thanks for your script.
by default, your script will request the certificate on the port 8123 but may I request a parameter to choose other port to request the certificate?
thanks
Originally created by @CloudHoang90 on GitHub (Mar 10, 2018).
Hi lukas
Thanks for your script.
by default, your script will request the certificate on the port 8123 but may I request a parameter to choose other port to request the certificate?
thanks
What do you mean by requesting it on a different port?
Dehydrated does not control the ports used at all. ACME servers run on a predetermined port. The challenges are laid out by the ACME specification. These are not optional.
Once you have a certificate, you can use it on any port you like. Dehydrated does not control this, either.
@txr13 commented on GitHub (Mar 10, 2018):
What do you mean by requesting it on a different port?
Dehydrated does not control the ports used at all. ACME servers run on a predetermined port. The challenges are laid out by the ACME specification. These are not optional.
Once you have a certificate, you can use it on any port you like. Dehydrated does not control this, either.
Yea, dehydrated doesn't control any ports, I didn't even know that something is using port 8123 ¯\(ツ)/¯
@lukas2511 commented on GitHub (Mar 10, 2018):
Yea, dehydrated doesn't control any ports, I didn't even know that something is using port 8123 ¯\\_(ツ)_/¯
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Originally created by @CloudHoang90 on GitHub (Mar 10, 2018).
Hi lukas
Thanks for your script.
by default, your script will request the certificate on the port 8123 but may I request a parameter to choose other port to request the certificate?
thanks
@txr13 commented on GitHub (Mar 10, 2018):
What do you mean by requesting it on a different port?
Dehydrated does not control the ports used at all. ACME servers run on a predetermined port. The challenges are laid out by the ACME specification. These are not optional.
Once you have a certificate, you can use it on any port you like. Dehydrated does not control this, either.
@lukas2511 commented on GitHub (Mar 10, 2018):
Yea, dehydrated doesn't control any ports, I didn't even know that something is using port 8123 ¯\(ツ)/¯