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Ruslan Konviser edited this page Apr 9, 2019
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For use of the HTTPS endpoint on Server, SSL Certificates should be generated.
We have the following default settings on the Server (you can override in the .env file or ENV vars):
So, by default, the server looks for certificates in the backend/api/certificates/https folder.
If no certificates found in such path, during server start (yarn run:server) the server attempts to generate self-signed certificates (for development usage only!) and save them into backend/api/certificates/https folder for future local usage.
Internally, it uses Pem module, which assumes you have openssl available in your PATH.
On Windows, the most simple (and relatively safe) way to install openssl is probably using Choco, see here for more details.
Note: after you install openssl with Choco other some other way, do not forget to reopen your console so it uses updated PATH variable and can locate installed openssl.