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    • yuljkY
      yuljk
      last edited by

      Hi - I've decided to setup HAProxy for use with ACME as my Dynamic DNS provider does not allow the creation of _acme-challenge subdomains for manual validation or nsupdate.

      I already have a basic setup for HAproxy for two http web servers.  I have a single shared frontend for http, and then two frontends pointing to two backends.  This all works fine - however I'd like to use the standalone verification method in ACME (not overly fussed about automating it at this stage)

      What would I add to HAProxy to do this?

      Many thanks

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        Mats
        last edited by

        take a look at https://forum.pfsense.org/index.php?topic=130598.0 and https://forum.pfsense.org/index.php?topic=129376.msg714035#msg714035

        the later one describes how I got it to work

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        • yuljkY
          yuljk
          last edited by

          Thanks Mats - I'll take a look.

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          • yuljkY
            yuljk
            last edited by

            OK - So I took a look at the links and I still can't get it working.

            I have two rules created in my firewall, one for port 80 the other for 443.

            I have disabled the webConfigurator redirect rule.

            System -> Advanced -> Admin Access

            Protocol = HTTPS
            TCP port = 44300
            WebGUI redirect = Disable webConfigurator redirect rule ENABLED

            My current setup is the following.

            I have a shared frontend setup called 'SharedFrontend' - all I have configured for this is 4 listen addresses, WAN IPv6, WAN IPv4 - for port 80 and 443 respectively.

            I then created a new frontend called 'ACME' with shared front end ticked and primary frontend pointed to 'SharedFrontend'
            Under ACL I have

            ACME	Path starts with:	yes	/.well-known/acme-challenge

            Under actions I'm pointing to my new backend, which I've configured like so:-

            active	localacmeserv	Address+Port:	127.0.0.1	8126	no

            Finally under ACME I have configured the certs to use Standalone HTTP Server and port 8126.

            The logs from ACME show the following

            [Thu Jul  6 03:16:26 BST 2017] errordetail='Invalid response from http://mail.mydomain.co.uk/.well-known/acme-challenge/3-_G89BXrUAk27PmlPXWQerXKe_wonzuNFcXemxQBL0 [86.16.238.175]: 503'
            [Thu Jul  6 03:16:26 BST 2017] mail.mydomain.co.uk:Verify error:Invalid response from http://mail.mydomain.co.uk/.well-known/acme-challenge/3-_G89BXrUAk27PmlPXWQerXKe_wonzuNFcXemxQBL0 [86.16.238.175]: 503
            [Thu Jul  6 03:16:26 BST 2017] h_api
            [Thu Jul  6 03:16:26 BST 2017] Skip for removelevel:
            [Thu Jul  6 03:16:26 BST 2017] pid='75347'
            [Thu Jul  6 03:16:26 BST 2017] Le_HTTPPort='80'
            [Thu Jul  6 03:16:26 BST 2017] GET
            [Thu Jul  6 03:16:26 BST 2017] url='http://localhost:80'
            [Thu Jul  6 03:16:26 BST 2017] timeout='1'
            [Thu Jul  6 03:16:26 BST 2017] curl exists=0
            [Thu Jul  6 03:16:26 BST 2017] wget exists=127
            [Thu Jul  6 03:16:26 BST 2017] _CURL='curl -L –silent --dump-header /tmp/acme/mail.mydomain.co.uk//http.header  --connect-timeout 1'
            [Thu Jul  6 03:16:26 BST 2017] Please refer to https://curl.haxx.se/libcurl/c/libcurl-errors.html for error code: 60
            [Thu Jul  6 03:16:26 BST 2017] ret='60'
            [Thu Jul  6 03:16:26 BST 2017] Le_TLSPort
            [Thu Jul  6 03:16:26 BST 2017] No need to restore nginx, skip.
            [Thu Jul  6 03:16:26 BST 2017] _clearupdns
            [Thu Jul  6 03:16:27 BST 2017] Dns not added, skip.
            [Thu Jul  6 03:16:27 BST 2017] _on_issue_err
            [Thu Jul  6 03:16:27 BST 2017] Please check log file for more details: /tmp/acme/mail.mydomain.co.uk/acme_issuecert.log
            [Thu Jul  6 03:16:27 BST 2017] _chk_vlist='mail.mydomain.co.uk#3-

            Weirdly it shows the URL as http:// when it should be https://

            I'm yet to configure HAVProxy for my various servers on port 443 - I'll have to figure that out after I've got this working..

            Any help greatly appreciated with this - happy to do a TeamViewer session or whatever as there is a boatload of screens to screendump

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              Mats
              last edited by

              I'm not 100% sure but can you try change your backend config from pointing at 127.0.0.1 to the ip of your lan interface. I got mine pointed at my lan address.

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              • yuljkY
                yuljk
                last edited by

                Changed the backend IP from the loopback address to the LAN IP of the FW

                [Thu Jul 6 19:24:56 BST 2017] Pending
                OPTIONS / HTTP/1.0
                X-Forwarded-Proto: http
                X-Forwarded-For: 192.168.50.10

                [Thu Jul 6 19:24:58 BST 2017] storefront.apollon-domain.co.uk:Verify error:Fetching http://storefront.apollon-domain.co.uk/.well-known/acme-challenge/VdHX3VX3dV7p_hKtmK8m0UZga4hn5aWLSCNHj2MQfIQ: Timeout
                [Thu Jul 6 19:24:59 BST 2017] Please check log file for more details: /tmp/acme/storefront.apollon-domain.co.uk/acme_issuecert.log

                Still not working :(

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                • yuljkY
                  yuljk
                  last edited by

                  For reference I am using the same setup as corey https://forum.pfsense.org/index.php?topic=130598.0 but am not using a https redirect

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                    Mats
                    last edited by

                    it was worth testing, sorry it didn't help.
                    If I understand you correctly you got HA proxy working for port 80 for your two websites. That would prove that http traffic gets to the HA proxy.

                    The next thing I would look at if it's the right rule that is being used. Do you have any acl:s on the primary frontend that might cause ha proxy to try to use that instead of your secondary listner?

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                    • yuljkY
                      yuljk
                      last edited by

                      Hi Mats - I've managed to get a bit further.  I decided to start from fresh.

                      I created 3 backends like so:-

                      ACME

                      active	localacmeserv	Address+Port:	192.168.50.10	8126	no

                      WebServers

                      active	THEMIS	Address+Port:	192.168.50.189	80	no

                      WebServers2

                      active	GLAUCUS	Address+Port:	192.168.50.185	80	no

                      I created 4 Frontends :-

                      HTTP-Edge

                      Any (IPv4) 80
                      Any (IPv6) 80
                      Any (IPv4) 443
                      Any (IPv6) 443

                      Use "forwardfor" option - Ticked (Wasn't sure if this is needed or not)

                      WebServers

                      Shared Frontend option - ticked
                      Primary frontend - HTTP-Edge

                      ACL1	Host matches:	no	www.mywebsite.co.uk

                      Actions

                      Use Backend	See below	ACL1

                      Use backend WebServers

                      I then cloned this frontend an setup an ACL for my second website to the Webservers2 backend.  This all seems to work.

                      I created a final frontend for ACME like so:-

                      ACMEFrontend

                      Shared front end - ticked
                      Front end - HTTP-Edge

                      acme	Path starts with:	yes	/.well-known/acme-challenge

                      Use Backend	See below	acme

                      Backend points to ACME backend.

                      Attempt to renew Exchange 2013 SAN certificate which has

                      enabled	mail.mydomain.co.uk	standalone HTTP server

                      Port 8126

                      Enabled	autodiscover.mydomain.co.uk	standalone HTTP server

                      Port 8126

                      [Fri Jul 7 00:20:11 BST 2017] Standalone mode.
                      [Fri Jul 7 00:20:12 BST 2017] Standalone mode.
                      [Fri Jul 7 00:20:12 BST 2017] Multi domain='DNS:autodiscover.mydomain.co.uk'
                      [Fri Jul 7 00:20:12 BST 2017] Getting domain auth token for each domain
                      [Fri Jul 7 00:20:12 BST 2017] Getting webroot for domain='mail.mydomain.co.uk'
                      [Fri Jul 7 00:20:12 BST 2017] Getting new-authz for domain='mail.mydomain.co.uk'
                      [Fri Jul 7 00:20:28 BST 2017] The new-authz request is ok.
                      [Fri Jul 7 00:20:28 BST 2017] Getting webroot for domain='autodiscover.mydomain.co.uk'
                      [Fri Jul 7 00:20:28 BST 2017] Getting new-authz for domain='autodiscover.mydomain.co.uk'
                      [Fri Jul 7 00:20:30 BST 2017] The new-authz request is ok.
                      [Fri Jul 7 00:20:30 BST 2017] mail.mydomain.co.uk is already verified, skip http-01.
                      [Fri Jul 7 00:20:30 BST 2017] Verifying:autodiscover.mydomain.co.uk
                      [Fri Jul 7 00:20:30 BST 2017] Standalone mode server
                      [Fri Jul 7 00:20:36 BST 2017] autodiscover.mydomain.co.uk:Verify error:Invalid response from http://autodiscover.mydomain.co.uk/.well-known/acme-challenge/-G-QfC3FZa66VzIHB2rvanHig3CqBxJPONFSdO0QxLs

                      The Exchange 2013 server is running behind the firewall.

                      Any ideas? - This is hurting my brain!

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