So, in the settings.js file there is mention of https. // The following property can be used to enable HTTPS // See http://nodejs.org/api/https.html#https_https_createserver_options_requestlistener // for details on its contents. // See the comment at the top of this file on how to …

A few things to try... How are you trying to connect? I assume that you are using the https://your domain.com:1880 address? Where have you stored your certificates? I store mine in a 'certs' folder located at /home/pi/.node-red/certs and then in the NR settings file, show the path to the certi…

[image] Paul-Reed: Where have you stored your certificates? I store mine in a 'certs' folder located at /home/pi/.node-red/certs and then in the NR settings file, show the path to the certificates; https: { key: fs.readFileSync('/home/pi/.node-red/certs/privkey.pem'), cert: fs.read…

[image] Trying_to_learn: I don't have any certificates Well that's why it's not working. I did document my journey if it helps - Node-RED SSL using Letsencrypt & Certbot

Thanks. Nice. Alas I am using Stretch on most of my RPI's. I tried following your commands on one, but the install of certbot failed. Setting up python3-parsedatetime (2.1-3+deb9u1) ... Setting up python3-rfc3339 (1.0-4) ... Setting up python3-zope.component (4.3.0-1) ... Setting up python3-acme…

Did you follow my guide, especially the first command sudo su? [certbot] Looking at your post above, it looks like maybe you didn't... [image] Trying_to_learn: pi@BedPi:~ $

Sorry.... My fault for that. Rather than sudo su I prefix all commands sudo as a bit of precaution to getting carried away with the power and doing something wrong. pi@BedPi:~ $ sudo apt install certbot Reading package lists... Done Building dependency tree Reading state information... Do…

I just tried the next part (after making the directory) pi@BedPi:~ $ sudo su root@BedPi:/home/pi# certbot certonly --standalone -d usage: certbot [SUBCOMMAND] [options] [-d DOMAIN] [-d DOMAIN] ... Certbot can obtain and install HTTPS/TLS/SSL certificates. By default, it will attempt to use a w…

[image] Trying_to_learn: Rather than sudo su I prefix all commands sudo as a bit of precaution to getting carried away with the power and doing something wrong No offense Andrew, but I suppose it comes down to this... Either follow my write-up, or go your own way. I spent a lot of time doin…

Ok. It was I was once told that the sudo su track can take you into nasty places if you forget where you are and the mode. Though the black and white scheme does kind of give it away. I guess this was in the days prior to colour monitors. Anyway, to get things back on a level field: I removed c…

[image] Trying_to_learn: So the certbot certonly --standalone -d is still not playing the game. Maybe because the install has been run more than once. Try certbot certonly --standalone -d yourdomainename.com

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Paul-Reed 23 December 2019 22:44 15

In my guide I wrote;

Did you not see that Andrew?

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Ok, I'm missing something abut HTTPS settings

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