hatzisn Expert Licensed User Longtime User Sep 5, 2021 #1 Is this possible to create a web app that will run in a raspberry pi 4 and access it through SSL from the outside world. What interests me is displaying it in a frame in an https site. If it is possible what are the steps I need to follow?
Is this possible to create a web app that will run in a raspberry pi 4 and access it through SSL from the outside world. What interests me is displaying it in a frame in an https site. If it is possible what are the steps I need to follow?
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Sep 5, 2021 #2 Yes. It doesn't matter whether the site is served from a supercomputer or a Raspberry Pi. First step is to configure a host name for the relevant ip. If you don't have a static ip then you will need to use a dynamic dns service such as no-ip. You will also need to configure the router to forward the port (443) to the rpi. And you will need a ssl certificate. [Server] SSL Connections Upvote 0
Yes. It doesn't matter whether the site is served from a supercomputer or a Raspberry Pi. First step is to configure a host name for the relevant ip. If you don't have a static ip then you will need to use a dynamic dns service such as no-ip. You will also need to configure the router to forward the port (443) to the rpi. And you will need a ssl certificate. [Server] SSL Connections
hatzisn Expert Licensed User Longtime User Sep 5, 2021 #3 I have successfully managed to create a valid keystore file for use in the SSLConfiguration object. I have used this thread up to the creation of CSR: How to Generate a Keystore and CSR Using the Keytool Command Check out this post to learn more about using the Java keytool command, focusing on how to create a keystore, generate a CSR, import certificates, and more. dzone.com After that I used the free TrustCore Standard DV certificate that no-ip.com provides with each subscription. When I received it I imported it to the keystore file and I am good to go. Thanks a lot. Last edited: Sep 6, 2021 Upvote 0
I have successfully managed to create a valid keystore file for use in the SSLConfiguration object. I have used this thread up to the creation of CSR: How to Generate a Keystore and CSR Using the Keytool Command Check out this post to learn more about using the Java keytool command, focusing on how to create a keystore, generate a CSR, import certificates, and more. dzone.com After that I used the free TrustCore Standard DV certificate that no-ip.com provides with each subscription. When I received it I imported it to the keystore file and I am good to go. Thanks a lot.
