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I have HTTP/3 on my local network using traefik + let’s encrypt and an internal zone. I didn’t actually go out of my way to set up HTTP/3 it was pretty much jus
by smcleod 3y ago
I have HTTP/3 on my local network using traefik + let’s encrypt and an internal zone. I didn’t actually go out of my way to set up HTTP/3 it was pretty much just a few extra lines of configuration so why not?
- dark-star 3y agoBut I assume you have an officially-registered domain for that? That's the main issue people are having, that without an official domain (i.e. with only "foo.local" or whatever) it's hard to use HTTP/3 AFAIK Let's Encrypt won't sign certificates for internal domains?
- smcleod 3y agoYep, you can get any cheap or seemingly random domain and just have the zone set to your internet device(s). There’s nothing stopping you, pushing your own internal CA, though, if you’re big enough to warrant that
- dark-star 3y agoI know, I run two domains at home on a Raspberry Pi, I know that it's easy, but I also don't have an issue with paying 10€/year for a domain name. I guess this is the thing people are angry about, that by buying a domain you're funding the very corporate greed that will one day destroy the internet, or something...