01-09-2020, 08:33 PM
(This post was last modified: 01-09-2020, 08:38 PM by Alexandre Machado.)
Automatic certificate management is being developed and it is not yet fully implemented.
IW apps are able to respond to the challenge, but the certificate request must be done manually for now, until we finish our implementation. If you create the certificate request manually now, hopefully before it expires we will have a working version. That's the expectation.
Regarding your https://example2.com issue:
If you want your IW application to be able to respond to that, you will need to create a content handler mapped to
http://example2.com/.well-known/acme-challenge
and also register this URL with your http.sys IW application (it can be done using the ServerController's OnBind event, for instance, which should be quite straighforward). The content handler should be able to open the text file, read it and write the response back. There are a couple of demos that show how to do something similar ( https://github.com/Atozed/IntraWeb/tree/...ntHandlers ).
the content handler is required in this case because the application won't usually respond to this URL, otherwise you wouldn't need it.
IW apps are able to respond to the challenge, but the certificate request must be done manually for now, until we finish our implementation. If you create the certificate request manually now, hopefully before it expires we will have a working version. That's the expectation.
Regarding your https://example2.com issue:
If you want your IW application to be able to respond to that, you will need to create a content handler mapped to
http://example2.com/.well-known/acme-challenge
and also register this URL with your http.sys IW application (it can be done using the ServerController's OnBind event, for instance, which should be quite straighforward). The content handler should be able to open the text file, read it and write the response back. There are a couple of demos that show how to do something similar ( https://github.com/Atozed/IntraWeb/tree/...ntHandlers ).
the content handler is required in this case because the application won't usually respond to this URL, otherwise you wouldn't need it.