SOLVED: Untrusted LetsEncrypt Certificate on Snap Self-Hosted Server? Internal IP, External IP, aliasname, FQDN, local DNS

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Extra questions: Does this have anything to do with UFW and ports? Or trusted domains? Or using a proxy? I don’t think I want/need a proxy.

it would help if you showed us your config.php to see if there’s something missing

How to edit config.php for Nextcloud snap

Edit config.php for Nextcloud snap PHP configuration options Some Nextcloud snap settings may need to be done directly in the config.php configuration file. While the default configurations are mostly fine, you might want to fine tune your Nextcloud snap instance. Nextcloud snap offers different configuration methods. While some folks prefer editing the configuration file using their favourite editor like nano, vim or UI texteditors like gedit, kedit etc. the OCC management console is a safe a…

a reverse proxy is generally recommended if you want to host multiple services, see 101: Network, domain and DNS and Reverse proxy configuration personally i use NMP see NGINX proxy manager · nextcloud-snap/nextcloud-snap Wiki · GitHub and be sure to read How to manage Hosts and FQDN for Nextcloud snap

generally though, if you’re not prepared to enable public access with lets encrypt certificates, you’re on your own. self signed certificates are possible but your instance almost unusable.