Easy secure web serving with OpenBSD's acme-client and Let's Encrypt

September 20, 2016•31 words

OpenBSD makes it easier than ever to serve your web pages over HTTPS with the newly-imported acme-client. Over at Atomic Spin, I've written up a guide on how to use it.

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