By bp4151
All,
I am a linux rookie. I have started using DO instead of Amazon and am having a great time with it in general, but have run into a situation for which I could really use some help.
I have an Ubuntu droplet on which I have installed Mono and am successfully running a C# console app as an httplistener on port 1337. This works fine if I access it unsecured using http.
I created a StartSSL.com free signed web certificate. I retrieved the pfx/p12 file for my cert from their site and tried to use httpcfg to install it. It looks like it installed correctly on port 1337, as I can see it using httpcfg -list, and changed my code to look at https on port 1337 instead of http on port 1337. With this configuration all I get using https is an SSL error.
I really want to run this app as a console app/httplistener as opposed to using Nginx and Mono FastCGI. If anyone can help point me in the right direction regarding any SSL cert steps I got wrong or missed altogether I would greatly appreciate it!
Thanks, Bruce
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With this configuration all I get using https is an SSL error.
Can you post the full error?
Have you created an S/MIME certificate or a web server certificate?
The highlighted option is the one you want.
I would personally configure Mono to listen on e.g. 127.0.0.1:8888 (non-SSL) and use nginx or HAProxy for terminating the SSL connection and proxying them to Mono.
Kamal,
Thanks. I will give that a shot tonight or tomorrow. I started down that path and now have nginx running but it can’t find the ssl certs. I think it is a permissions issue on my certs folder.
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