Hi, I use OpenSSL too. The key file should be the decrypted private key file, and cert file is the unified cert file. And you need to specify config options describe here: http://gogs.io/docs/intro/faqs.html#how-to-setup-https%3F

Perhaps, you should include the script crypto/tls/generate_cert.go in the binary package as well.

Good idea, should add a command to use Gogs generate these files.

Added this ability in latest code of master branch: http://gogs.io/docs/intro/faqs.html#how-to-setup-https%3F

tried to run ./gogs cert -ca=true -duration=8760h0m0s -host=mysite.com
but i get this error: Incorrect Usage.
i run it in the github.com/gogits/gogs folder..
did i do anything wrong?
i have openssl-1.0.1e installed on my server.
running on centos 7

Hi @badoet , from the info you provided there is nothing wrong, maybe there are some hidden special characters in your command line somehow occurred when you copy or type the command?

HI,
I just installed a gogs server on my vps (installation from source) and I get the exact same message as @badoet.
I tried to run ./gogs cert and got :

Command cert not available, please use build tags 'cert' to rebuild.

I'm currently trying to do so but it seems not explained how to do it in the docs. Any clue about that ?

Hi @KevinHivert , use go build -tags "cert" will build Gogs with this subcommand. Hope helps!

i somehow resolved my issue a few months back, but i forgot what was the solution that i used...

@badoet 😂 OK, this is what we called life...