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Client Certificate Authentication #842

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asphalter opened this issue May 28, 2024 · 5 comments
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Client Certificate Authentication #842

asphalter opened this issue May 28, 2024 · 5 comments

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@asphalter
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Hello there,

I'm actually using client-side certificates to authenticate to the remote services

NGINX CONF:
ssl_client_certificate /config/keys/client_auth_ca.pem;
ssl_verify_client on;

I believe it could be useful to integrate such authentication method to the 'Access Lists' section, don't you think?

Thanks

@Zoey2936
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will be done with #731

@asphalter
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Wise choice man, looking forward for that 👍

@Zoey2936
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But it will take some time, I'm still at the beginning of writing the PHP version. (and I'm a female, by the way)
The next things I will do:

  • Initial account creation
  • general non nginx/acme.sh related options

@asphalter
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I'm sorry for the 'man' thing, Zoey. I said that for habit.

I can suggest you to keep your releases as simple as you can: if PHP is still ongoing and would take a good amount of time to be coded, tested and released, maybe try releasing what you have on queue first, keeping PHP for later.
This will help you to avoid 'blob' releases, keeping it easier to understand and debug once out.

@Zoey2936
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No problem. Yes I still make upstream merges/dep updates and fixes for the non php version. New features will nearly only be added to the php version.

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