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Easily encrypt your home network services with lets-encrypt
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this post was submitted on 19 Jun 2023
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Is there a lets-encrypt alternative that doesn't require you to pay for a domain? I'd like to use a local domain like
myservice.homerather than myservice.domain.com. I currently have Caddy auto generate certificates for my services but it's a pain as some devices hate the self-signed certificate.Self signed certificates. I have my services with a .local domain, created a 10year certificate. The only painful thing is that you have to import your CA into all of your devices