: Webmin: SSL certificate not trusted (webmin configured on port 10000) I have a working installation of Webmin with plenty of working sites on https already. I'm using cerbot / letsencrypt to
I have a working installation of Webmin with plenty of working sites on https already. I'm using cerbot / letsencrypt to create certificates and it seems to work just fine.
My issue now is that webmin is being accessed on example.com:1000 and it works, but the browser doesn't support the certificate as "valid" - it says "not secure" and the https has a strike-through line over it and it's marked red.
Why would that be? Do I have to use a proxy for 10000 port somehow to match it with 443? If I access just example.com it works (but something else resides here, not Webmin).
So how would I go about making SSL certificate work on a 10000 port ?
All info appreciated.
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Your normal site running on port 443 is using the SSL you've installed but you haven't installed the same certification for your second site (Webmin running on port 10000). So your site is using a self-certified SSL, which isn't bad because you can trust it, because it's yours.
You can:
Safely ignore it as it poses no security risk to you or your sites.
Install the same SSL cert but this time for Webmin and not a virtual host within Webmin or Virtualmin.
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