Hello,
On my testing CHT instance, suddenly I could not connect using the local-ip SSL certificate, deployed as described here
The browser is telling my that the certificate expired today. How can I renew it? Just running the script ./scripts/add-local-ip-certs-to-docker.sh
does not renew it.
Could someone advice how to make https access back working again?
Many thanks.
@raf - Sorry you’re having this problem! The good news is that re-running the add-local-ip-certs-to-docker.sh script is the way to solve this problem under normal circumstances. You might have to clear your browser cache, but not likely - it should Just Work.
However, the bad news is that that the Local-IP service hasn’t renewed the certificates that they publish:
date
Mon Jul 26 08:23:05 PDT 2021
curl -s http://local-ip.co/cert/server.pem -o server.pem
openssl x509 -enddate -noout -in server.pem
notAfter=Jul 26 09:42:25 2021 GMT
We’ll look into a work around, but the easiest solution is that they renew their certificate and you can just re-run the script. Stay tuned!
Dear both,
Thank you very much for your help. I used that time to take a domain and install a Let’s Encrypt certificate . But good to know that this is fixed!.
@raf - Oh great, glad you were able to resolve your issue with a Let’s Encrypt certificate. If you have a public IP and DNS entry (or can use their DNS-01 challenge ), this a much better solution.
And yes, as @craig mentioned, the local-ip.co certificate has been renewed as well!
Probably needs to be renewed again 
Hi @vchelule
I believe we have since moved away from local-ip and now we host our own service: local-ip.medicmobile.org
Can you please try that one?
Great to hear that fixed the issue @vchelule !
If you, or anybody else, is interested in the details behind the move from local-ip.co → local-ip.medicmobile.org - there’s an issue covering the move.