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The middleware works as expected 💪 - and I can see that files have been generated in my website root:
FluffySpoonAspNetLetsEncryptCertificate_Site
FluffySpoonAspNetLetsEncryptChallenge_Challenges
FluffySpoonAspNetLetsEncryptCertificate_Account
However, I'm running IIS in front of Kestrel - so what should I do in order to setup SSL bindings for the IIS web-site? I mean, I don't see any new server certificates in IIS, that I can use for my HTTPS -binding.
I just know I'm missing something obvious - hope that you can help 🙌
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I actually don't know. It's been around 5 years since I last used IIS, so very rusty in that regard.
That being said, there's another competitor project that has popped up since I created this one, which actually (by now) also seems more mature.
It's called LettuceEncrypt here on GitHub.
Sorry that I can't be of more help. Let me know if you're not having any luck with it still, and I'll see if I can take a deeper look.
It's not that I don't want to, but I feel like the world is moving away from IIS a bit. So I want to make sure I'm spending my limited time as well as possible.
Hi @ffMathy,
The middleware works as expected 💪 - and I can see that files have been generated in my website root:
However, I'm running IIS in front of Kestrel - so what should I do in order to setup SSL bindings for the IIS web-site? I mean, I don't see any new server certificates in IIS, that I can use for my HTTPS -binding.
I just know I'm missing something obvious - hope that you can help 🙌
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: