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./nginx_proxy_manager_cli.sh --delete-user 'username'
./nginx_proxy_manager_cli.sh --list-hosts
./nginx_proxy_manager_cli.sh --generate-cert example.com user@example.com
./nginx_proxy_manager_cli.sh --ssl-host-enable 1
./nginx_proxy_manager_cli.sh --ssl-host-enable 10
./nginx_proxy_manager_cli.sh --generate-cert example.com user@example.com --custom (not finish)
Advanced proxy tab example:
./nginx_proxy_manager_cli.sh -d example.com -i 192.168.1.10 -p 8080 -a 'proxy_set_header X-Real-IP $remote_addr; proxy_set_header X-Forwarded-For $proxy_add_x_forwarded_for;'
```
# Procedure to Enable SSL for the First Time
## Generate SSL Certificate:
### Enable SSL for the Host:
./nginx_proxy_manager_cli.sh --generate-cert example.com admin@example.com
Assuming the host ID is *10*, you would enable SSL for the host as follows:
## Enable SSL for the Host:
./nginx_proxy_manager_cli.sh --ssl-host-enable 10
Assuming the host ID is *1*, you would enable SSL for the host as follows:
./nginx_proxy_manager_cli.sh --ssl-host-enable 1
## Verifying the Configuration
### Verifying the Configuration
After running the above commands, you can verify the SSL configuration by checking the details of the proxy host.
./nginx_proxy_manager_cli.sh --show-host 1
./nginx_proxy_manager_cli.sh --show-host 10
This command will show the full details of the proxy host with ID *1*, including whether SSL is enabled.
This command will show the full details of the proxy host with ID *10*, including whether SSL is enabled.
By following these steps, you can enable SSL for your proxy host for the first time using Let's Encrypt.