unix:letsencrypt:ispconfig
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====== LetsEncrypt and ISPConfig ====== | ====== LetsEncrypt and ISPConfig ====== | ||
- | ISPConfig ([[http:// | + | |
+ | As of ISPConfig v3.3, there is built in support for LetsEncrypt using the acme.sh script. ISPConfig now does all of the work for you, even setting up certificates for your control panel on installation. | ||
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+ | **The following is old information for ancient versions of ISPConfig, before they did this.** | ||
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+ | If you are using any modern version of ISPConfig, **do not do the following**. I am leaving it here for a while, just in case someone needs it. | ||
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+ | ===== DO NOT USE THIS ===== | ||
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+ | ISPConfig ([[http:// | ||
The installation script will set up your server(s) and, if you agree, set up self-signed certs for your web/ | The installation script will set up your server(s) and, if you agree, set up self-signed certs for your web/ | ||
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+ | NOTE: There is an updated script from the ISPConfig people themselves which gives a nice walk through. I'd recommend reading it and, probably, use it instead of this document. Check it out at | ||
+ | [[https:// | ||
===== Setting up the Apache web server ====== | ===== Setting up the Apache web server ====== |
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