I found something interesting in the WebGUI log. I will send it by email.tobias wrote: Sun Apr 21, 2024 10:33 am Hello,
yes, there's a file called WebGUI.log in the folder
C:\ProgramData\Syncovery
Maybe you can send it to support@syncovery.com?
I am also working on an update today with several improvements in certificate handling, and more detailed logging to that file.
Syncovery Web: Certificate configuration returns to C:\ProgramData\Syncovery\Database
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Re: Syncovery Web: Certificate configuration returns to C:\ProgramData\Syncovery\Database
Re: Syncovery Web: Certificate configuration returns to C:\ProgramData\Syncovery\Database
Hi,
which Syncovery version do you have and can you send the WebGUI.log file?
which Syncovery version do you have and can you send the WebGUI.log file?
Re: Syncovery Web: Certificate configuration returns to C:\ProgramData\Syncovery\Database
Hello,
the new version 10.14.3 has an improved TLS certificate handling and automatic certificate reloading and search for updated certificates on expiry.
It will reload your certificate regularly if it is expired.
The search for updated certificates in different files can be disabled by adding
AvoidCertificateScanOnInvalidDates=1
to Syncovery.ini.
Self-signed certificate generation in case of an expired certificate can be disabled by adding
AvoidCertificateGenerationOnInvalidDates=1
to Syncovery.ini.
So in your case you will need both of these.
the new version 10.14.3 has an improved TLS certificate handling and automatic certificate reloading and search for updated certificates on expiry.
It will reload your certificate regularly if it is expired.
The search for updated certificates in different files can be disabled by adding
AvoidCertificateScanOnInvalidDates=1
to Syncovery.ini.
Self-signed certificate generation in case of an expired certificate can be disabled by adding
AvoidCertificateGenerationOnInvalidDates=1
to Syncovery.ini.
So in your case you will need both of these.