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how to use Let's encrypt with JIRA HTTPS

Azfar Masut

How to use the let's encrypt with JIRA for HTTPS certificate?

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Azfar Masut

A detailed instruction on how to use this is documented here by @Ivan Tichý.

http://blog.ivantichy.cz/blogpost/view/74

This is How to use Let’s encrypt HTTS certificates primarily for JIRA or any Tomcat application server. There is a Bash script that will do it for you. You can put it into your Cron jobs to update your certificate every three months.

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Azfar Masut

A detailed instruction on how to use this is documented here by @Ivan Tichý.

http://blog.ivantichy.cz/blogpost/view/74

This is How to use Let’s encrypt HTTS certificates primarily for JIRA or any Tomcat application server. There is a Bash script that will do it for you. You can put it into your Cron jobs to update your certificate every three months.

Ahmed Reza

But this doesn't work if you're using Nginx as the webserver. I have reverse proxy set up for jira, and now the whole thing is hosed. At least http was working.

Ahmed Reza

This doesn't work if you're using nginx subdomain via reverse proxy. Isn't it still connecting to the service using http like before?

JaroslavL

Hi all,

any updates about setting up it on IIS? Many thanks,

Jarda

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