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I don’t have any experience with that, though, so wouldn’t be able to help further.

The other option would be to put everything behind a reverse proxy, put the cert on that, and direct traffic based on the path. FreeNAS is a platform for setting up Network Attached Storage without forking out countless pennies on smart drives and cloud services. Deployment of the certs would depend on the application you could use my script to deploy the cert to FreeNAS itself, a simple webserver restart (in the jail) for Nextcloud, and whatever else is indicated for any other applications. You’d have one cert for (for the FreeNAS UI), one for (for Nextcloud, of course), and so forth for any other jailed apps you wanted. The conceptually simplest way to put certs into jails is to assign them unique hostnames on a domain you own, and use DNS validation to get the cert.

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Further, I don’t know that it directly addresses the question being raised here, which is how to obtain a cert for applications running in jails–my guide addresses automated deployment of the cert into the FreeNAS web UI itself. I’ve already tried multiple times to follow the tutorials at Let’sEncrypt, but I am doing something wrong.įor future visitors, here’s the official documentation for configuring LetsEncrypt on FreeNAS 11+Īs the author of the work cited, thanks, but it isn’t “official documentation”–just a user-generated guide. Is this possible? If so, How do I go about obtaining the cerificate? I’m hoping someone reading this is familiar with FreeNAS systems and jails.

#Freenas owncloud install#

What I’d like to do is to install the same domain verification certificate from Let’sEncrypt on both of these so whenever I try to access either the FreeNAS GUI or my ownCloud server from outside my home network using https: //… I won’t get the browser’s domain not valid error screen. This works because I configured my router to forward port 443 to the ownCloud server’s IP on my home network and I have port 12808 being forwarded to the FreeNAS WebGUI IP with FreeNAS configured to “listen” for https traffic on that same port. Let’s call it “ ” (for example).Ĭurrently I can go to https: //:12808 to access my FreeNAS server’s web GUI, and I can go to https: ///owncloud to access my ownCloud server. I currently pay for a domain that is always synced to my router’s IP. The ownCloud install was done using NGINX, PHP-FPM, and MySQL per this walkthrough: The jail app with SSL is ownCloud – my family’s personal cloud storage solution. one of these have https set up already, but I’ll be honest and say that I just followed some “cookbook” instructions to set up the openssl in the jail.

I currently have 7 application jails successfully running. I have set up a personal home server using FreeNAS which is a port of FreeBSD, i believe.

I’m brand new to certificate management so please forgive me if my issues and questions make me sound ignorant.