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osuAkatsuki / bancho.py

An osu! server for the generic public, optimized for maintainability in modern python
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misc: certificate path unfindable for manual install #483

Closed Furdox closed 1 year ago

Furdox commented 1 year ago

I'm currently going through the manual install process but I'm stuck at #configuring-a-reverse-proxy-well-use-nginx.

It says nginx: [emerg] cannot load certificate "/home/cmyui/certs/fullchain.crt": BIO_new_file() failed (SSL: error:80000002:system library::No such file or directory:calling fopen(/home/cmyui/certs/fullchain.crt, r) error:10000080:BIO routines::no such file) when trying to reload nginx (sudo nginx -s reload), which is obvious because it's not even my own home directory. I tried modifying the username just incase thinking it still wouldn't fix it and indeed it did not fix it.

There's mentions of the path being hardcoded in the docker-compose file but this isn't the Docker installation process so I am not using Docker. What should I do?

minisbett commented 1 year ago

Well you need to change the path to an SSL certificate. You basically have 3 options

1) Use flexible TLS option on Cloudflare, there should be instructions for it in the wiki I think 2) Use the origin certificate Cloudflare gives you for the ssl cert there 3) Generate your own certificate using some tool like openssl

The first option is pretty much the easiest one

Furdox commented 1 year ago

I don't use Cloudflare for website legacy reasons (yes ik it's dumb but whatever) I'd be left with the last option. I remember an old version of bancho.py used openssl to generate a certificate, could I perhaps get the instructions?

Furdox commented 1 year ago

I don't use Cloudflare for website legacy reasons (yes ik it's dumb but whatever) I'd be left with the last option. I remember an old version of bancho.py used openssl to generate a certificate, could I perhaps get the instructions?

Nevermind I figured it out, it was stupidly simple.

Furdox commented 1 year ago

I also found the instructions I was talking about in post-setup.

g1-1-1 commented 1 year ago

i think the problem was that you were using the default directory which you are supposed to change (/home/cmyui) -- you mentioned you changed this but the error log you posted does not indicate that

Furdox commented 1 year ago

i think the problem was that you were using the default directory which you are supposed to change (/home/cmyui) -- you mentioned you changed this but the error log you posted does not indicate that

It does not say you need to change it, infact, it says that it doesn't matter.