Wouldn't you like to have all your Interworx SSL protected? Mail, Web, FTP, etc? This makes it easy, free and auto-updates.
I've updated my Let's Encrypt Server Copy Script.
What this does:
It copies the auto-renewed Let's Encrypt SSL Certificate in a Siteworx Account to the Server's SSL Certificates. You could add a cronjob to run this everynight so that it always has the latest SSL Certificate.
Prerequisites:
1. Tested on Centos 6 or 7. (not tested on other platforms)
2. Enable the Let's Encrypt Plugin in Interworx under ( Nodeworx > Plugins )
3. Create a SiteWorx Account that is the same as the primary hostname of the server
4. Make sure you have an A record that points to the server as well
5. In Siteworx, generate a Let's Encrypt certificate.
6. Copy this script to your server /root/copyssh.sh (Note: change the first 3 green values to match your server)
7. Make it executable: chmod +x copyssh.sh
8. Add a cron job to run the script: sudo nano /etc/crontab
Add a line:
Close and Save and you are done.
Run it manually the first time to see if it works:
I've updated my Let's Encrypt Server Copy Script.
What this does:
It copies the auto-renewed Let's Encrypt SSL Certificate in a Siteworx Account to the Server's SSL Certificates. You could add a cronjob to run this everynight so that it always has the latest SSL Certificate.
Prerequisites:
1. Tested on Centos 6 or 7. (not tested on other platforms)
2. Enable the Let's Encrypt Plugin in Interworx under ( Nodeworx > Plugins )
3. Create a SiteWorx Account that is the same as the primary hostname of the server
4. Make sure you have an A record that points to the server as well
5. In Siteworx, generate a Let's Encrypt certificate.
6. Copy this script to your server /root/copyssh.sh (Note: change the first 3 green values to match your server)
Code:
#!/bin/bash
## note: this should be run as the root user on the server
## user variables
## email address of main nodeworx user
nodeuser="webmaster@yourhostingcompany.com"
## domain to copy letsencrypt key from
domain="server.yourhostingcompany.com"
## unix username of the account
usr="serveryo"
## auto set locations for each certificate and key
key=$(cat "/home/$usr/var/$domain/ssl/$domain.priv.key")
sslcrt=$(cat "/home/$usr/var/$domain/ssl/$domain.crt")
chain=$(cat "/home/$usr/var/$domain/ssl/$domain.chain.crt")
## set the cypher level
cypher='HIGH:MEDIUM:!EXPORT:!SSLv2:!ADH:!aNULL:!eN ULL:!NULL:!LOW'
## perform the task (the return in the command is intentional)
nodeworx -u "$nodeuser" -o pretty -n -v -c Ssl --ssl_ciphersuite $cypher --key "$key" --crt "$sslcrt
$chain" --restart_now 1 --services all --action updateall8. Add a cron job to run the script: sudo nano /etc/crontab
Add a line:
Code:
35 2 * * * root /root/copyssh.shRun it manually the first time to see if it works:
Code:
sh /root/copyssh.sh