ACME with bind: Invalid Signature
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i think you must enable your port forwarding before doing it
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@dennysmatthew1 said in ACME with bind: Invalid Signature:
i think you must enable your port forwarding before doing it
no. not needed
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but i did it not in pfsense its in mikrotik...
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i expose my localhost, use ngrok localhost exposer and i have a web site and then use the sslforfree.com solution
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@hbauer said in ACME with bind: Invalid Signature:
dont find my error
I did.
It's here :
So is your key name (used by bind) :
_acme-challenge.pfsense.internal.net.
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If so, nothing to do ...
If not, well, error.@dennysmatthew1 said in ACME with bind: Invalid Signature:
@hbauer you should try sslforfree.com, cuz they are use lets encrypt and you can download the certificate and upload to your pfsense router...
sorry for my bad english :)Why ?
@hbauer has a domain name (although not internal.net ;) ) - and pfSense with the acme package. Thus a "real set it and forget it" situation.@dennysmatthew1 said in ACME with bind: Invalid Signature:
i think you must enable your port forwarding before doing it
Why ?
The bind server @hbauer is using is probably somewhere on the Internet, not behind its pfSense server. -
i'm sorry i still newbie, i can tell what i can do...
maybe another people can answer the @hbauer question...
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@dennysmatthew1 said in ACME with bind: Invalid Signature:
i'm sorry i still newbie, i can tell what i can do...
maybe another people can answer the @hbauer question...Don't tell : start reading first
and you will find out that he already found the solution. -
@Gertjan i think you right...
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i have a question, how to make a captive portal in a newer pfsense os? plz someone answer...
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That's not a Home > pfSense Packages > ACME related question.
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@Gertjan thanks, very appriciated...
