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To copy certs for a machine from your proxy server (Replace '''Machine.Domain.TLD''' with the proper name for your machine...) (&, of course, '''user''' & '''webserver''' may need adjusting...)  | To copy certs for a machine from your proxy server (Replace '''Machine.Domain.TLD''' with the proper name for your machine...) (&, of course, '''user''' & '''webserver''' may need adjusting...)  | ||
| − | # Install certbot on the machine you're putting the certs onto.  | + | #Install certbot on the machine you're putting the certs onto & create the <code>live</code> directory where the certs will live.  | 
| − | #* sudo apt in  all certbot  | + | #*<code>sudo apt in  all certbot</code>  | 
| − | #* <  | + | #*<code>sudo mkdir /etc/letsencrypt/live</code>  | 
| − | + | #Sign into your proxy server & make sure you can SSH into the target machine from there.  | |
| − | + | #*<br />  | |
| − | **<code>ssh Machine</code>  | + | #**<code>ssh Machine</code>  | 
| − | **then exit when you've succeeded (this tells CertGetter how to get there...)  | + | #**then exit when you've succeeded (this tells CertGetter how to get there...)  | 
| − | + | #Then you can use '''scp''' to copy the certs.  | |
| − | + | #*<code>sudo scp -r /etc/letsencrypt/live/Machine.Domain.TLD user@Machine:~</code>  | |
| − | + | #Then ssh back into the proxy server & move the certs into their proper location  | |
| − | + | #*<code>sudo mv Machine.Domain.TLD /etc/letsencrypt/live/</code>  | |
Revision as of 02:18, 11 July 2020
To copy certs for a machine from your proxy server (Replace Machine.Domain.TLD with the proper name for your machine...) (&, of course, user & webserver may need adjusting...)
- Install certbot on the machine you're putting the certs onto & create the 
livedirectory where the certs will live.sudo apt in all certbotsudo mkdir /etc/letsencrypt/live
 - Sign into your proxy server & make sure you can SSH into the target machine from there.
ssh Machine- then exit when you've succeeded (this tells CertGetter how to get there...)
 
 - Then you can use scp to copy the certs.
sudo scp -r /etc/letsencrypt/live/Machine.Domain.TLD user@Machine:~
 - Then ssh back into the proxy server & move the certs into their proper location
sudo mv Machine.Domain.TLD /etc/letsencrypt/live/