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That’s irrelevant to this discussion about hosting sites on a LAN with no internet access. If you need https on the public internet you need a trusted cert.
by rblatz 6y ago
That’s irrelevant to this discussion about hosting sites on a LAN with no internet access.
If you need https on the public internet you need a trusted cert.
- bildung 6y agoDon't think personal LAN, think e.g. industrial automation: Many sensible companies want modern sensor systems that provide REST APIs and so on, but don't want those to access the internet. The hosts in this case often are appliance-like devices from third parties.
- colejohnson66 6y agoBut that’s my point, and many others’. Sure, we can self sign, but it’s useless for the WWW. You’re forced to pay up to one of the few certificate providers. Thankfully, Let’s Encrypt has made it free and easier, but it’s not a no-brainer.