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This is a great idea! |
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That's a need for me |
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Upvote here too! |
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any update on this? |
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If a self-uploaded custom certificate expires, you need to create a new one and then select the new certificate in the settings for each individual proxy host. Depending on the number of hosts, this is quite annoying, and also relatively unnecessary.
It would be better if you can replace the existing certificate with the new one instead of deleting the old one and uploading a new one.
My workaround is to exchange the certificate in the file system, but then in the web interface the old metadata (created, expires) remains, and doesn't seem to be updated. But I save myself hundreds of clicks :)
Additionally a housekeeping would not be wrong. Deleted certificates from the web interface remain in the file system.
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