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by cm2187
3271 days ago
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A public domain name costs the price of a coffee (and less than a raspberry pi) and you can get a certificate for free with Let's Encrypt. There is really no reason to resort to a private CA unless you want to MITM your client's connection. You don't need to expose your server to the public internet to use let's encrypt. I use DNS authorization and it works perfectly. |
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