The update-unifi-certificate.sh script enables easy updating of the certificate used by UniFi Controller. acme.sh is used to obtain a certificate from Let's Encrypt. The script has been tested on Debian 8 "Jessie" with Unifi Controller installed via the official Debian repository and on a UniFi CloudKey on firmware version 0.7.3.
- Install acme.sh and follow the instructions to create a certificate for the domain you want to use to access UniFi Controller.
- Set the reload command to the
update-unifi-certificate.shscript:--reloadcmd '/path/to/update-unifi-certificate.sh "certificate.domain.here" "/path/to/certificate/directory"'
- If acme.sh was installed in the default directory (
.acme.shin the user's home directory) and the certificate directory is under.acme.shand is named for the domain inside of it, the second parameter can be omitted from the command:--reloadcmd '/path/to/update-unifi-certificate.sh "certificate.domain.here"'
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