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When I looked into running it locally on my own server, I couldn’t get it to work because it required https. I connect to my local server with WireGuard without
by sotix 3y ago
When I looked into running it locally on my own server, I couldn’t get it to work because it required https. I connect to my local server with WireGuard without exposing it otherwise to the internet, so I don’t have a need for https. There’s probably a way to set up https, but I gave up after a few hours trying various workarounds while the rest of my local services continue to work via http and WireGuard.
- Isthatablackgsd 3y agoI tried to self host for some services in Docker and they requires https as well. I gave up trying to set up my own after few days of trying set up https, it is way out of my league and I don't have experience with it. I remember Caddy provides automatic https right out of the box. Maybe try looking into Caddy?
- coder543 3y agoPlain Wireguard would require more work to replicate this feature, but I remembered hearing that Tailscale offers a beta feature to provision certificates, which I still need to try out sometime. https://tailscale.com/kb/1153/enabling-https/ https://tailscale.com/kb/1153/enabling-https/