Apologies if this is a stupid question. I have a container in Proxmox hosting an Apache webserver on ports 80 and 443. I have Certbot installed in the container, set to auto-renew the certificates.
I was able to use Acme to get the certificates into the Proxmox web interface, but unfortunately I had to forward port 80 to the PVE host, away from the webserver. I read something about using DNS validation instead of HTTP, but my dynamic DNS provider doesn't seem to support that.
Now, I want Proxmox to serve HTTPS (iOS only allows noVNC over a secure connection) and auto-renew certificates, without using port 80, and allowing the webserver container to serve HTTPS as well.
Is this possible? Should I just set up a cron job to copy the certs from the container to PVE? Thanks in advance.
I was able to use Acme to get the certificates into the Proxmox web interface, but unfortunately I had to forward port 80 to the PVE host, away from the webserver. I read something about using DNS validation instead of HTTP, but my dynamic DNS provider doesn't seem to support that.
Now, I want Proxmox to serve HTTPS (iOS only allows noVNC over a secure connection) and auto-renew certificates, without using port 80, and allowing the webserver container to serve HTTPS as well.
Is this possible? Should I just set up a cron job to copy the certs from the container to PVE? Thanks in advance.
