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PATH_SSL_ROOT_PEM PATH_SSL_CHAIN_PEM
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And modifying the file with your configuration
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### Certificates
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Once you have gone through the process of getting your Let’s Encrypt certificates you will have 4 certificates:
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```bash
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cert.pem
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chain.pem
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fullchain.pem
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privkey.pem
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```
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You will need to download the root certificate (root.pem) and an intermediate certificate (chain.pem) from Let’s Encrypt – https://letsencrypt.org/certificates/
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See this article:
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https://www.psclistens.com/insight/blog/enabling-a-nodejs-ssl-webserver-using-let-s-encrypt-pem-certificates/
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To see if all the certificates are OK, see this page check and enter the correct host and port:
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https://decoder.link/sslchecker
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For example:
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https://decoder.link/sslchecker/test.freeplanet.app/3001
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### Build the ambient test
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