It is no longer necessary as Google appengine gives autogenerated ssl
certificates if you want:
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El viernes, 7 de junio de 2019, 3:59:29 (UTC+2), Daniel Guilhermino
escribió:
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> Dude ... thanks a lot! After hours, this answer helped me a lot!
>
> Many... Many th
Dude ... thanks a lot! After hours, this answer helped me a lot!
Many... Many thanks!
Em domingo, 6 de março de 2016 16:30:42 UTC-3, Jacinto Parga escreveu:
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> With GAE deployed apps...
>
> The best solution I've found is using an error handler and a redirection
> to the static file with the le
With GAE deployed apps...
The best solution I've found is using an error handler and a redirection to
the static file with the letsencrypt response. Something like this:
In routes.py:
routes_onerror = [
('myapp/*', '/myapp/default/error_handler')
]
In the error_handler controller:
def err
On Monday, December 14, 2015 at 4:38:07 AM UTC-8, Jacinto Parga wrote:
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> Solved, thanks. It doesn't have to do with web2py. I solved it just with
> letsencrypt configuration.
>
Thanks for posting the followup. It's good too know you aren't sitting
there lost; maybe some of the rest of us wi
Solved, thanks. It doesn't have to do with web2py. I solved it just with
letsencrypt configuration.
El lunes, 7 de diciembre de 2015, 10:24:48 (UTC+1), Jacinto Parga escribió:
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> Hi,
>
> I want to use letsencrypt ssl certificates ( https://letsencrypt.org/ )
> in a web2py application deployed
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