Letsencrypt plugin to Letsencrypt docker

Shinobi · 21. Februar 2020

Hi, I'm using the letsencrypt OMG plugin to secure my FTP server, but I want to install Nextcloud on it now. In the excellent guide from macom, everything is done with letsencrypt docker and now I have the following questions.

1. Would the guide also work with the letsencrypt plugin or is docker a must?

2. Can I transfer the existing cert and configuration from the plugin to docker?

Morlan · 21. Februar 2020

1: the guide is using the inbuilt reverse proxy in the letsencrypt container. The reverse proxy service doesn’t start until the certificate is successfully obtained. You world have to set up your own reverse proxy. But I would advise you to switch over to docker because the plugin will be gone in omv5.

2: Not sure, probably not.

Shinobi · 21. Februar 2020

thanks. i'm starting to like docker more and more anyway

Shinobi · 22. Februar 2020

How can i use the cert i got from the letsencrypt docker, to use it with the ftp plugin? With the plugin i could just select it, but now i dont see any available

Would a ftp docker in general make more sense or offer other benefits?

Morlan · 22. Februar 2020

The certs are stored in the config folder of the letsencrypt docker. Best check the documentation.

I have no knowledge about ftp in docker.

draddy · 22. Februar 2020

hi,

may that helps https://forum.openmediavault.o…-are-certificates-stored/

so if its still correct you can just copy it from letsencrypt container to that folder (do it with a job like every day/week what ever you want) so if the container renew it, the job will just copy the new.

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