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From: Marcel <110860055+Morethanevil@users.noreply.github.com>
Date: Tue, 30 May 2023 22:58:17 +0200
Subject: [PATCH] Certificate

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+Welcome to the Zoraxy wiki!
+I want to show you, how to import your own certificate in Zoraxy. I use the certificate, which I got from my domain provider.
+
+So I have 3 files, but Zoraxy only has 2 Buttons to upload. I can not skip a file. If I do not use all of them, apps from my selfhosted services will mostly not work, because they need a fullchain certificate. Let us create one!
+
+![First Step](https://github.com/tobychui/zoraxy/assets/110860055/f6c6a429-9ea1-49ac-b6ff-71b51c0eed93)
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+There are 3 files: 
+
+- a Keyfile (.key)
+- the certificate itself (.cer or crt, it does not matter)
+- the intermediate certificate (same as above)
+
+So we need to merge those two certificates. This is very easy. I did it the following way and it works without problems.
+
+First we need to open our certificate with an editor. Please do not use Wordpad or Word. The Windows editor or Notepad++ are fine. Right click on your certificate and choose "Open with -> Editor) 
+It should now look like this:
+
+![cert1](https://github.com/tobychui/zoraxy/assets/110860055/075c31e6-718e-4b23-bea6-cfcac8827b71)
+
+
+Now mark the whole file content and copy it to a new text file.
+We are doing this again with the intermediate certificate and append its contents at the end of our own textfile.
+
+Your doing it right if it looks like this:
+
+![certfinal](https://github.com/tobychui/zoraxy/assets/110860055/c6fc04b5-b2b2-4af1-84bf-aa420c72e41a)
+****
+
+Now we need to save our textfile. In the save dialog choose "All files" and save it as domain**.pem**
+The extension is important.
+
+We have now 4 files
+
+![finalstep](https://github.com/tobychui/zoraxy/assets/110860055/518aad4a-45cf-43c0-801d-88c24b50655e)
+
+We are ready to upload them in Zoraxy, so login and go to the TLS / SSL certificate page.
+
+Use the lower fields (Sub-domain Certificates)
+Enter your domain name an then choose the keyfile for private key and your freshly created pemfile as public key
+ 
+Your ready if it looks like this:
+
+![domaincert](https://github.com/tobychui/zoraxy/assets/110860055/99efb361-062e-4350-b972-17ab4c6d3c2c)
+
+
+Press upload and you are done. Now apps will work with Zoraxy.
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