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viscid garden
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When you say "CA"... exactly what are you talking about?

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SSL certificates?

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Oh... another post and run?

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If so, you want something like certbot or dehydrated - or to use a proxy server like Traefik that can handle it all for you

carmine knot
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yes I have SSL in mind, moved HA from RPi to Docker. there I configured the duckdns integration and used the original data (domain, token) but the SSL CA is renewed once a month.

viscid garden
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Well, if you moved from HAOS to Docker, the DuckDNS add-on included LetsEncrypt functionality

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you want something like certbot or dehydrated - or to use a proxy server like Traefik that can handle it all for you

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Personally I'd recommend Traefik, though any of those require you to do a little learning

carmine knot
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I think if I wait until the beginning of the month so the service will start and renew ssl ca

thin halo
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I'm doing a local SSL cert (using nabucase for remote). Using a different vm with acme.sh to generate the certificate, and then it gets SCPed to the HA vm. then calls the restart api

viscid garden
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Nothing is going to happen unless you make it happen

viscid garden
carmine knot
# viscid garden No... it won't

It already worked, at the beginning of the new month (2x) but I updated the container and the SSL in it was deleted, I mapped the folder to SSL so that it would no longer be deleted when updating.

viscid garden
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Well, you need some software to update the SSL certificate ... are you saying you've done that?

carmine knot
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I use the integration:
https://www.home-assistant.io/integrations/duckdns/

# DuckDNS
duckdns:
  domain: xxx.duckdns.org
  access_token: token... 

#http:
http:
  server_port: 443
  ssl_certificate: /ssl/fullchain.pem
  ssl_key: /ssl/privkey.pem

But updating the image in the docker deleted my ssl ca and now I would need a forced renew CA.

viscid garden
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Did you read the integration docs?

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You'll note it says nothing about updating your SSL certificate

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Because ... it doesn't

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As I keep tellng you, you need to install and configure something to update your certificates