Hi, i can’t seem to get ssl to work properly for nzbdrone on linux. I have it turned on in settings, set to a different port than http (can i leave it the same since http is disabled when https is on?). Ive got my .crt and .pvk loaded with mono using httpcfg -add -port 9898 -pvk yourdomain.pvk -cert yourdomain.crt…
What hash is drone looking for in the settings menu?
@markus101 sorry i didn’t realize i posted to an older thread.
Was more curious as to why you bumped the thread starting a new one, but I digress.
I don’t think the cert hash is required on for Linux, but I haven’t touched it since I finished updating the wiki. HTTP is not disabled when HTTPS is enabled.
Did you set the SSL port to something other than 9898? Because the SSL port in drone needs to match the port in the command (9898 is the default), I’ve updated the WIKI article to reflect that: https://github.com/NzbDrone/NzbDrone/wiki/SSL
Yea I set it to a different port and the command I ran to set mono with the cert and ports were filled in with the proper info (my cert and port). The settings in drone won’t allow you to save ssh on unless there is text in the hash field which I figured wasn’t needed according to the wiki.
Oh well, I’ll just leave it with my reverse proxy and use external address everywhere.
Ah, the validation was added afterwards, but I think that’s in error for Linux, you should be able to put in anything other than spaces and save.