Comments on: Self Signed Certificate (https) in Raspberry PI with Apache https://peppe8o.com/self-signed-certificate-https-in-raspberry-pi-with-apache/ Raspberry PI, Arduino and Electronics made simple Fri, 24 Apr 2026 16:02:07 +0000 hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.9.4 By: peppe8o https://peppe8o.com/self-signed-certificate-https-in-raspberry-pi-with-apache/#comment-24095 Thu, 01 Feb 2024 06:43:37 +0000 https://peppe8o.com/?p=3957#comment-24095 In reply to Stanley Kuebler.

Hi Stanley. Instead of working directly on a LAMP server, which requires a lot of effort to develop php/html/javascript code, I suggest you to use WordPress or Drupal. Both can be installed in your Raspberry PI for free:
https://peppe8o.com/install-a-complete-wordpress-host-in-a-raspberry-pi/
https://peppe8o.com/install-drupal-in-raspberry-pi/

]]> By: Stanley Kuebler https://peppe8o.com/self-signed-certificate-https-in-raspberry-pi-with-apache/#comment-24027 Tue, 30 Jan 2024 08:16:29 +0000 https://peppe8o.com/?p=3957#comment-24027 I want to start to put all my photos up on my camera, and start a blog or something. Where is a good place to do this like a website or something, do i have to copyright them thanks :).

]]> By: peppe8o https://peppe8o.com/self-signed-certificate-https-in-raspberry-pi-with-apache/#comment-9886 Thu, 20 Jan 2022 08:30:14 +0000 https://peppe8o.com/?p=3957#comment-9886 In reply to Serm.

Hi Serm,
this procedure is to certificate on any external device connecting to your Apache that the Apache Server is the legitimate one to answer your queries. I don’t think that it can work on iOS devices (if I correctly understood your question)

]]> By: Serm https://peppe8o.com/self-signed-certificate-https-in-raspberry-pi-with-apache/#comment-9883 Thu, 20 Jan 2022 08:07:44 +0000 https://peppe8o.com/?p=3957#comment-9883 It works great!!! Thanks.
One question, how can I export that certificate and import to the iOS device?
Thanks

]]> By: peppe8o https://peppe8o.com/self-signed-certificate-https-in-raspberry-pi-with-apache/#comment-9015 Mon, 20 Dec 2021 17:18:14 +0000 https://peppe8o.com/?p=3957#comment-9015 In reply to John Askew.

Thank you for your feedback, John!

]]> By: John Askew https://peppe8o.com/self-signed-certificate-https-in-raspberry-pi-with-apache/#comment-9013 Mon, 20 Dec 2021 16:54:19 +0000 https://peppe8o.com/?p=3957#comment-9013 Nicely done and it worked for me!

]]> By: peppe8o https://peppe8o.com/self-signed-certificate-https-in-raspberry-pi-with-apache/#comment-8124 Sun, 14 Nov 2021 22:38:43 +0000 https://peppe8o.com/?p=3957#comment-8124 In reply to John Smith.

Hi John. To enable http (that is probably what you want to achieve) you need to refer Apache docs about enabling SSL. However, you have also to get a certificate, that may be locally generated or from Let’s Encrypt. Both procedures are already detailed in this blog (please use the search field)

]]> By: John Smith https://peppe8o.com/self-signed-certificate-https-in-raspberry-pi-with-apache/#comment-8116 Sun, 14 Nov 2021 17:46:55 +0000 https://peppe8o.com/?p=3957#comment-8116 Does this open port 443?

]]> By: Paul https://peppe8o.com/self-signed-certificate-https-in-raspberry-pi-with-apache/#comment-4568 Mon, 02 Aug 2021 17:42:02 +0000 https://peppe8o.com/?p=3957#comment-4568 Thanks for the instructions. It worked flawlessly on a LAN-based Pi 4+ running apache2. Now I can get at it from my other systems on the LAN using https instead of http. It’s not exposed to the Internet, but I have several local systems I use to debug/modify the site before enabling uploads to a VPS Web server.

]]> By: peppe8o https://peppe8o.com/self-signed-certificate-https-in-raspberry-pi-with-apache/#comment-2325 Sat, 13 Feb 2021 07:56:20 +0000 https://peppe8o.com/?p=3957#comment-2325 In reply to Jimbo.

Glad to hear your feedback. I personally suggest, if you are using this web server for you and your parents, to use No-IP service (configure no-ip duc service tutorial) with a VPN (Raspberry PI VPN server tutorial). In this way you will have a free public name (autoupdating itself on ISP changes) for your VPN and your webserver will be available only for people in your locan network

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