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| ====== SSL/TSL Certificates ====== | ====== SSL/TSL Certificates ====== | ||
| - | When using HTTPS on your server you should most probably also provide a *valid* [[https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transport_Layer_Security|TLS]] (aka SSL) certificate. Otherwise browsers tend to block access to your page or at least give a big warning that the page is not secure. | + | When using HTTPS on your server you should most probably also provide a **valid** [[https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transport_Layer_Security|TLS]] (aka SSL) certificate. Otherwise browsers tend to block access to your page or at least give a big warning that the page is not secure. |
| ===== Let's Encrypt ===== | ===== Let's Encrypt ===== | ||
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| == Create Java Keystore == | == Create Java Keystore == | ||
| - | Now we have to create a java keystore (.jks) for use with WildFly. Adapt the variables to match your use case: | + | Now we have to create a java keystore (.jks) for use with WildFly. Adapt the variables to match your use case, and note, that you should delete the lines containing passwords from your ''~/.bash_history'' (or equivalent): |
| <code bash> | <code bash> | ||
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