How to replace Discourse LetsEncrypt Certificate from RSA 4096 bits to ECC 256 bits?
I want this permanent on my install, even after upgrade of discourse, is that possible?
How to replace Discourse LetsEncrypt Certificate from RSA 4096 bits to ECC 256 bits?
I want this permanent on my install, even after upgrade of discourse, is that possible?
@mpalmer does this request make sense to you? Is there anything off with our current certificate config in NGINX?
OK per What is RSA, DSA and ECC? ECC is latest and greatest, so I guess we should at least document how to do this. Not sure.
Iâm ambivalent on documenting it. The benefits of wholesale replacing an RSA certificate with an ECC one are so niche, and the potential downsides so great, that weâd probably end up with more âI did this thing without considering the consequences AND ITâS ALL YOUR FAULTâ topics than âI have a legitimate use case for an ECC cert but canât figure out how to modify the template to make it happenâ.
Thatâs an empty set. Iâd bet on it. ![]()
It is an option you just have to figure out how to write the template and mix it in
Is it enough by editing line 59 & 63 on this file?
And then rebuild discourse?
Editing line 59 & 63 on /templates/web.letsencrypt.ssl.template.yml didnât work.
My code:
Maybe it will work if I force to renew/generate new cert?
What is the command under Discourse?
Thanks!
@gerhard implemented this back in 2019