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I do exactly this. I also have it set up with let's encrypt so that the Webhooks are encrypted. Locally, I also mirror the LE keys and add a hosts file entry f
by vkjv 9y ago
I do exactly this. I also have it set up with let's encrypt so that the Webhooks are encrypted.
Locally, I also mirror the LE keys and add a hosts file entry for the test domain to localhost.
This means I can test locally with proper ssl certs.
- avh02 9y ago+1 original reason i did it was so i can have the LE cert to test a slack bot i was developing (they require webhooks have SSL to do that)