[DiscordArchive] Hey all! I'm attempting to somewhat future proof my server because it's become more difficult to ge
[DiscordArchive] Hey all! I'm attempting to somewhat future proof my server because it's become more difficult to ge
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Hey all! I'm attempting to somewhat future proof my server because it's become more difficult to get the legacy clients to run on higher versions of windows... So I have been able to troubleshoot my way through getting the master branch up and running but I have a question on the SSL certs.
My understanding is: To be able to access the server from the outside (which I do regularly due to travel), you have to generate domain specific certificates. I've used win-acme for this purpose... which seems to be working. However, the certificate expires in 2 months. When I renew it, will I need to copy that to my client folder as well or do I just renew it on the server side and all is good?
rektbyfaith
04-08-2025, 03:04 PM #1Archived author: Famine • Posted: 2025-04-08T15:04:51.564000+00:00
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Hey all! I'm attempting to somewhat future proof my server because it's become more difficult to get the legacy clients to run on higher versions of windows... So I have been able to troubleshoot my way through getting the master branch up and running but I have a question on the SSL certs.
My understanding is: To be able to access the server from the outside (which I do regularly due to travel), you have to generate domain specific certificates. I've used win-acme for this purpose... which seems to be working. However, the certificate expires in 2 months. When I renew it, will I need to copy that to my client folder as well or do I just renew it on the server side and all is good?
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While I could just wait 2 months and find out, I figured I'd ask
rektbyfaith
04-08-2025, 03:05 PM #2Archived author: Famine • Posted: 2025-04-08T15:05:47.693000+00:00
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While I could just wait 2 months and find out, I figured I'd ask
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if you dont use a self-signed certificate then client pc doesnt need any extra setup, you only need to refresh the server
rektbyfaith
04-08-2025, 03:10 PM #3Archived author: Tea • Posted: 2025-04-08T15:10:46.428000+00:00
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if you dont use a self-signed certificate then client pc doesnt need any extra setup, you only need to refresh the server
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thanks. the transfer from the standard auth servers of classic through wotlk to this bnet process has had me scratching my head over the past day or two
rektbyfaith
04-08-2025, 03:13 PM #4Archived author: Famine • Posted: 2025-04-08T15:13:16.302000+00:00
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thanks. the transfer from the standard auth servers of classic through wotlk to this bnet process has had me scratching my head over the past day or two
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