@lm said in HTTPS with self hosted ProGet and internal web server:
There is updated documentation with step-by-step instructions here:
Thank you.
I was confused by the section "IIS & Web Hosting on Windows". I only searched in "ProGet". It should also be mentioned to open the other port as well which should be pretty obvious but who knows.
I now only need someone here to provide a certificate.
I read all the answers here but because I'm not into ASP I'm not sure what I now have to to to make this HTTPS solution working at my site.
Can someone provide instructions on how to do that?
In turn of the upcoming HTTPS-Everywhere at Nuget we currently face the situation that our build will become instable due to "nuget restore".
That currently produces the NU1803-Warning with the latest command line when using our internally hosted ProGet-Instance. We already levitate all warnings in CI to errors so this will break our CI if the command line is updated.
Other entries here regarding HTTPS are rather old and reference documentation not available anymore.
Are there plans for (easy) HTTPS support in the internal webserver? Applying a self hosted certificate and deploying it to all build servers and developer machines seems over the top for me right now.
We might opt-out for this warning and the upcoming error in 11/2023 for the time being but nevertheless at least in 11/2024 this will be the issue.
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UPDATE: the following was added to the question on 2023/28/02
Starting in ProGet 2022.19, we have added the ability to configure your integrated web server's HTTP/S bindings and a certificate directly in ProGet. See Configuring HTTPS on the Integrated Web Server to learn more.