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Zoraxy default prompt for "generating a certificate for new proxy rules" use HTTP challenge. It only works when your domain is publicly accessible via your preferred CA. So what you are seeing here is expected behavior. If you are using local only services in a trusted environment, you do not need HTTPS. In some edge cases where you need a certificate for WebRTC or special web technology support like webcam access, you can create the proxy rule and manually request a certificate using the ACME tool with DNS challenge mode. |
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For my environment, I would like to use HTTPS. At the least it is nice to remove the browser warnings. The additional encrypt/decrypt processing is not a concern for me either. Workflow could be: Open ACME Tool
Then... Proxy a subdomain "webserver.foo.bar"
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I would like to use zoraxy for serving local services with a valid certificate. My existing Caddy service generated certificates automatically using DNS-01 challenge with a a DNS TXT record on through Cloudflare.
I notice that zoraxy allows DNS challenge, which successfully issues a certificate through the ACME tool. When setting up a Proxy, I am asked if I'd like to generate a certificate. This process fails:
Error: one or more domains had a problem: [paperless.dynagen.solutions] acme: error: 400 :: urn:ietf:params:acme:error:dns :: DNS problem: NXDOMAIN looking up A for paperless.dynagen.solutions - check that a DNS record exists for this domain; DNS problem: NXDOMAIN looking up AAAA for paperless.dynagen.solutions - check that a DNS record exists for this domainNo TXT record is added. I have not added and propogated a DNS entry, or opened ports to my server as it is not intended to be publicly accessible.
Any suggestions or something I am missing in order to use this to proxy local only services?
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