This was pretty easy to fix for my needs. If you can use LetsEncrypt, as not all SSL is created equal... Simply go through the process of getting yourself a cert from LetsEncrypt. Then collapse the key and cert, like so:
cat /etc/letsencrypt/live/example.com/cert.pem >> /etc/ajenti/le_ajenti.cert cat /etc/letsencrypt/live/example.com/privkey.pem >> /etc/ajenti/le_ajenti.cert
~ Next edit the Ajenti configuration file:
vi /etc/ajenti/config.json
~ Now, point to your newly created cert within the config and then restart ye' ole' Ajenti service and you're back in business.
systemctl restart ajenti
And donezo!
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This was pretty easy to fix for my needs. If you can use LetsEncrypt, as not all SSL is created equal... Simply go through the process of getting yourself a cert from LetsEncrypt. Then collapse the key and cert, like so:
~ Next edit the Ajenti configuration file:
~ Now, point to your newly created cert within the config and then restart ye' ole' Ajenti service and you're back in business.
And donezo!