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The setup.php exports the selected certificates by ID. If you want to change it, you have to change the referenced record.

Das nginx plugin kann URL rewriting auf jedem Fall auch. Du kannst das in einer VM probieren aber du musst darauf aufpassen, dass das (generierte) HTML dazu passt.

Vermutlich reicht sogar der prefix path aus.

@franco as far as I can remember it was for some old flash storages that were not ready when the system tried to boot.

Nginx plugin does get the certificates from the OPNsense core and does not directly interact with the acme plugin unless that it can intercept acme calls to handle the challenges.

To be honest, why don't you set it in the web.xml so your servlet container will handle that.

You can find it in the WEB-INF directory of the war file.

Maybe it is part of the PHP package. You can also have a look at the nginx plugin. It runs with a different PHP instance than the lighttpd you get with the web interface.

I don't know if I included PDO there.

Example include:

https://github.com/opnsense/plugins/blob/master/www/nginx/src/opnsense/service/templates/OPNsense/Nginx/http.conf#L359

You cannot get a config example because you have to write your custom include by yourself. This is functionality is hidden and intended for people who know what they are doing - especially when they look at the generated nginx.conf.

Every typo, Syntax error or logic error can break the entire plugin as there is no validation.

With NAT reflection you go outside and then back inside. This may cause, that you see an OPNsense IP address. If you have split DNS, everything is fine.

the nginx configuration directory.

NAT reflection?

Then it likely takes more time than 2h.

The UUID is used to create a directory to create a custom configuration include. With that you can customize the generated config with the risk of breaking it. You can find it in the config.xml.

For professional services, there is Deciso and Max IT at least.

https://opnsense.org/partners/

This is not naxsi, but the plugin itself. Just enable the advanced options to make the setting visible.

Looks like a bug. The page you see is likely the gege you use for download. You can use the backup from an external server if you have pushed it there or you can download it via the os-backup plugin or via SSH (SCP or SFTP).