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I'm also interested in this topic. |
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Yes, this would be very helpful option to have |
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It is possible by altering the certificate in the keystore with keytool. You first need to prepare your certificates from lets-encrypt and create a pkcs12 file. Let's assume you sign your certificates and have them available via scp/ssh etc.
On your hassio box run. echo "*** Updating the UniFi SSL Certificates"
FWIW the old CloudKey method is below
For bonus points add these scripts to your renewal-hooks/deploy and automate it. Enjoy |
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It's been several days that I'm looking into this, but I can't find out if it is possible and how to use Let's Encrypt addon's generated certs to use with :8443 WebUI access of the Unifi addon. I've read the documentation but I can't find out where to set this up.
I've been trying to add these lines in Unifi addon settinfs, but I can't get this to work :
ssl: true certfile: /ssl/fullchain.pem keyfile: /ssl/privkey.pem
Could you please give advice ?
I'm on Home Assistant supervised on Debian 11.
Thank you very much.
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