Hello, this is the most lively topic on the forum about installing an SSL certificate. I have another question what will happen to the live broadcast that is broadcast via MIXXX with a live presenter - to the radio site, after installing an SSL certificate on the libretime and radio site. The 8002/show settings remain on the http protocol. But in your instructions for the reverse proxy server it says that the stream will not be broadcast if the streams are in a different format
I see all of the posts are regarding SSL and Ubuntu 18. How about Icecast2 and Ubuntu22? I have tried to get the Icecast2 download from Xiph for Ubuntu 22, but with no luck. Any suggestions? Iām not a noob on this, but Iām not experienced either. Kinda in the middleā¦
Thanks.
Scott
I think this is now the best way to secure your icecast2 plus and any recent versions of Ubuntu:
Thanks, boydbadten. Iāll give it a shot pretty soon.
Hello,
I know Iām a bit late to the party, but I just wanted to leave this comment here for anyone who may end up in the same situation as I did.
I have icecast (2.4.4) running on Windows 10, and I have requested my certificates using the ānormalā method using certbot. After I received my certificates, Iāve concatenated them into that file and Iāve notices that the key is VERY small compared to my previous one (just 3-4 rows).
When Iāve tried to connect to the server Iāve got an error from FireFox saying SSL_ERROR_NO_CYPHER_OVERLAP
.
Upon further investigation certbot
is using the key type ecdsa as a default. So, what I did was to run certbot
again but this time with the --key-type rsa
option. This gave me a ānormalā key that I could paste in the config file and get it going
Example command: certbot --standalone --key-type rsa
This took me about 6-7 hours to figure out. Donāt be like me