{How to } Install letsencrypt in V4

[jamerson]

Dear all,
We do have succefully tested the letsencrypt on the V4 and it does works, the letsencrypt will be added to the code.
for people who are testing already or need to test it only if it has letsencrypt.
Are you ready ? let start but first off have some delecious cookies.
i've tested this on my production V4 EFA and it works.

Alright let begin. let's assume your EFA FQDN Name is EFA.example.com and port 80/443 NAT to the EFA

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Step 1 : Important take a snapshot / backup of your EFA

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Step 2 : yum -y install yum-utils   ( is already installed just double check )

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Step 3  yum-config-manager --enable rhui-REGION-rhel-server-extras rhui-REGION-rhel-server-optional

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step 4  yum install python2-certbot-apache

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step 6 make sure your https redirect is disabled op option 10 and option 1

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step 7 edit /etc/httpd/conf.d/ssl.conf

find change to "ServerName efa.example.nl:443" myhost.example.com which will be your EFA FQDN

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step 8 make sure the # is remove in front of the # ServerName and the out put looks like ServerName efa.example.nl:443 and not #ServerName efa.example.nl:443

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step 8 sudo certbot -i apache -a webroot -d efa.example.nl -w /var/www/html

and answer the questions.


make sure to enable the redirection again on options 10 /1


If you have any questions feel free to asks.

[shawniverson]

Let's Encrypt is now an option in the RC2 build.