Merge pull request #3382 from juanjux/patch-3

Source web page was updated with the new script
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Jacob Weisz authored and GitHub committed 2020-07-09 09:23:31 -05:00
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@@ -45,10 +45,10 @@ To share port 443 with other services on the same machine:
Sandstorm can manage (and autorenew) its own certificates. This allows you to combine an **existing
web server on port 443** with Sandstorm.
- You [can follow this guide](https://web.archive.org/web/20190922195059/https://juanjoalvarez.net/es/detail/2017/jan/12/how-set-sandstorm-behind-reverse-proxy-keeping-you/)
- You [can follow this guide](https://juanjoalvarez.net/es/detail/2017/jan/12/how-set-sandstorm-behind-reverse-proxy-keeping-you/)
that explains how to use a cron script to extract the certificates from your installation with
Sandstorm-managed TLS. Please note that the guide itself references an older cron script that
does not work with Sandstorm versions newer than June 2020, but there is an updated script
[here](https://github.com/Michael-S/sandstorm_certs_extract_cron). The extracted certificates
will be formatted so your reverse proxy can use them to serve Sandstorm by HTTPS
along with any other services on your server.
Sandstorm-managed TLS. Please note that the version of the script used in the guide before June 2020
did not work with new Sandstorm versions so if you already did that but your site
stopped working use the [updated script](https://github.com/Michael-S/sandstorm_certs_extract_cron). The extracted
certificates will be used by your reverse proxy to server Sandstorm by HTTPS along with any other services
on your server.