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      eshield last edited by

      Hello,

      Long time ago I've noticed an unpleasant issue where one can not validate cert using very splendid "webroot local folder" method when an unusual port is used for WebGUI … like 43265. I have some nasty pfSense boxes with non-standard port configured and all of them can't be validated using method above because "validationRecord" object contains key "Port" with value of "80" which is totally wrong. I believe there should be a checkbox like "Use current WebGUI port" or any other way to deal with it. I hope this is not against any funny laws?

      Thanks.

      P.S: My ISP blocks incoming 80 and 443 ports.

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      • Gertjan
        Gertjan last edited by

        The acme package uses "acme" that adheres to the 'acme' protocol : see here what the answer was June 2017 :

        https://community.letsencrypt.org/t/how-to-get-a-certificate-without-using-port-80/36192/8

        Entire forum thread : How to get a certificate, without using port 80? (or any other port)

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        • jimp
          jimp Rebel Alliance Developer Netgate last edited by

          You will have to use a DNS-based validation method. ACME requires port 80. TLS validation on port 443 is also no longer supported.

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