Closed lieranderl closed 7 months ago
Also, I have this error in torrserver log on macOS when started with --ssl option:
2023/11/12 21:15:17 UTC0 {"CacheSize":268435456,"ReaderReadAHead":50,"PreloadCache":50,"UseDisk":false,"TorrentsSavePath":"","RemoveCacheOnDrop":false,"ForceEncrypt":true,"RetrackersMode":1,"TorrentDisconnectTimeout":60,"EnableDebug":false,"EnableDLNA":false,"FriendlyName":"MacBookPro15","EnableRutorSearch":true,"EnableIPv6":false,"DisableTCP":false,"DisableUTP":false,"DisableUPNP":false,"DisableDHT":false,"DisablePEX":false,"DisableUpload":false,"DownloadRateLimit":0,"UploadRateLimit":0,"ConnectionsLimit":50,"PeersListenPort":0,"SslPort":"","SslCert":"","SslKey":""}
2023/11/12 21:15:17 UTC0 Error creating certificate file: open server.pem: read-only file system
@lieranderl I'm stupid, but how to run it on Linux with the argument - --ssl?
I'm stupid, but how to run it on Linux with the argument - --ssl?
as with any other key - adding --ssl to command line args on startup
Https service. Bu default it runs on port 8091 if the server was started with --ssl option
Added the following server args: