Golang : Getting Echo framework StartAutoTLS to work
Problem:
You want to try out the Echo framework for Golang and somehow cannot get the AutoTLS recipe to work. What's going on and how to get it to work?
Solution:
In order to get the recipe to work. You need an actual domain name. Yes, you will need to buy one or setup a sub-domain.
localhost
or IP address pointing to your web server will not work.
Hence in the documentation:
This recipe demonstrates how to obtain TLS certificates for a domain automatically from Let’s Encrypt. Echo#StartAutoTLS accepts an address which should listen on port 443.
Browse to
https://<DOMAIN>
. If everything goes fine, you should see a welcome message with TLS enabled on the website.
Yup. Focus on the <DOMAIN>
keyword.
Hope this helps!
References:
See also : Golang : Gin framework accept query string by post request example
By Adam Ng
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