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[feature request] Unable to connect ssl with authentication #22
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I haven't considered this configuration but it's definitely interesting enough to look into supporting :) Anything that would make Octowatch work from anywhere (not just on the LAN) would be very cool. I'll try to book some time to look into what it would take to add support for this, but I might bug you @jneilliii for details about your setup so I can configure something similar to test with. |
Yeah, no problem. Here is the relevant haproxy.cfg. I used standard procedures for installing openssl and generating the server and client certificates.
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This is not built in that i can tell, but I have my haproxy configured for SSL with client certificate and user/password authentication. With the octowatch app there are no options for specifying the client certificate or any form of username password fields in the settings. I know this might not happen very often in the world, but since my octoprint instance is accessible to the public I didn't want to risk anyone mucking about with my 3d printer.
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