Let's encrypt plugin and apache 2 mod_proxy

  • Hello,


    I am using some services which binds themselfe to a port which I do not want to open to the public. So I decided to use apache 2 mod_proxy to let apache proxy the normal requests to the service (e.g. Rocket Chat, Seafile, ...).


    So I edited the domain or subdomain config file inside the directory /etc/apache2/imscp which is working very fine. One example:

    Code
    1. ProxyPreserveHost On
    2. ProxyRequests Off
    3. ProxyVia Off
    4. ProxyPass / http://localhost:8087/
    5. ProxyPassReverse / http://localhost:8087/

    This is providing me the possibility to generate https connections using apache for non ssl services (or such which are hard to configure).


    My question now is:
    Is the Let's Encrypt plugin able to update the certificates for this domains too? (I think there need to be some folder to verify a domain but I am not sure - and if mod_proxy is enabled everything is proxied.)

  • With 1.3.x it"s possible to usw reverseproxy as new redirection type, so with new version it should be easily possible to usw lets encrypt on a proxied domain..

  • With 1.3.x it"s possible to usw reverseproxy as new redirection type, so with new version it should be easily possible to usw lets encrypt on a proxied domain..

    @Ninos I am currently using 1.3.0 - is this an upcoming feature or something I am unable to find in the admin panel?

  • @UncleSam


    Yes ;) See https://github.com/i-MSCP/imscp/blob/1.3.x/CHANGELOG#L93


    To resume, you have to wait for the 1.3.1 version.

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