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Although titled Get SSL for DD-WRT, the information here can be used for DD-WRT and OpenWRT. This entire article is predicated on Entware being installed on DD-WRT. It should work for OpenWRT too, but everything is written for DD-WRT. | Although titled Get SSL for DD-WRT, the information here can be used for DD-WRT and OpenWRT. This entire article is predicated on Entware being installed on DD-WRT. It should work for OpenWRT too, but everything is written for DD-WRT. And at the end an alternate to GetSSL is noted, named acme.sh. | ||
==Download GetSSL== | ==Download GetSSL== | ||
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</syntaxhighlight>This of course assumes Entware is mounted on a Directory named opt (which is the default). Done. Well at least for making GetSSL function on DD-WRT. Next is configuring the SSL infrastructure for HTTPD, NGINX, LightHTTPD, or ProFTPD. | </syntaxhighlight>This of course assumes Entware is mounted on a Directory named opt (which is the default). Done. Well at least for making GetSSL function on DD-WRT. Next is configuring the SSL infrastructure for HTTPD, NGINX, LightHTTPD, or ProFTPD. | ||
== GetSSL == | ==GetSSL== | ||
See: https://github.com/srvrco/getssl<br /> | See: https://github.com/srvrco/getssl | ||
== Acme.sh == | |||
https://github.com/Neilpang/acme.sh<br /> | |||