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<p class="mwt-heading" >Since moving my external DNS to [https://www.cloudns.net/ ClouDNS], they have added [https://www.cloudns.net/news/article/241/?utm_source=Mail&utm_campaign=2023_06_3_newsletter&utm_medium=freessl_news_link a VERY useful service]. The time has come to put it to use!</p>
Since moving my external DNS to [https://www.cloudns.net/ ClouDNS], they have added [https://www.cloudns.net/news/article/241/?utm_source=Mail&utm_campaign=2023_06_3_newsletter&utm_medium=freessl_news_link a VERY useful service]. The time has come to put it to use!
 
= Step 1 : Create the cert =
= Step 1 : Create the cert =
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Revision as of 14:23, 12 August 2023

Since moving my external DNS to ClouDNS, they have added a VERY useful service. The time has come to put it to use!

Step 1 : Create the cert

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In your ClouDNS dashboard, select DNS Hosting, then select the domain you want to add SSL to.

Then click the Free SSL button.

Follow the directions given & then wait for it.

Step 2 : Download the cert

Download the cert via their API:

  • curl "https://api.cloudns.net/dns/freessl-get.xml?auth-id=AUTHID&auth-password=PASSWORD&domain-name=DOMAIN"

Step 3 : Make the cert useable

(This is where it's gonna get interesting...)

Step 4 : put the cert into a useful place

Step 5 : Tell Apache about it

Step 6 : Automate the update process