Lensencrypt Certs name change

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In my experience, it’s easiest to save the script in your admin user’s $HOME directory. Just enter the cat command right after logging in through SSH, then you are already in the correct directory. No need to use sudo for becoming root before saving or executing the script. The relevant commands already have sudo prepended so all you have to do is enter your admin password when asked during execution.

Here is a new script version, with correct formatting:

SYSTEM_CERT_DIR=/usr/syno/etc/certificate/system/default
SYNCTHING_CONF_DIR=/var/packages/syncthing/var
# Before DSM 7.0, use the following instead:
#SYNCTHING_CONF_DIR=/var/packages/syncthing/target/var

SYNCTHING_USER=sc-syncthing
SYNCTHING_GROUP=syncthing

API_KEY=InsertYourAPIKeyHere

sudo cp -v --preserve=timestamps ${SYSTEM_CERT_DIR}/cert.pem ${SYNCTHING_CONF_DIR}/https-cert.pem
sudo cp -v --preserve=timestamps ${SYSTEM_CERT_DIR}/privkey.pem ${SYNCTHING_CONF_DIR}/https-key.pem
sudo chmod 664 ${SYNCTHING_CONF_DIR}/https-cert.pem
sudo chmod 600 ${SYNCTHING_CONF_DIR}/https-key.pem
sudo chown ${SYNCTHING_USER}:${SYNCTHING_GROUP} ${SYNCTHING_CONF_DIR}/https-cert.pem
sudo chown ${SYNCTHING_USER}:${SYNCTHING_GROUP} ${SYNCTHING_CONF_DIR}/https-key.pem

sudo ls -l ${SYNCTHING_CONF_DIR}

curl -k -X POST -H "X-API-Key: ${API_KEY}" https://localhost:8384/rest/system/restart

@halteach could you please try to use code formatting when pasting scripts or commands? Discourse almost certainly breaks the content otherwise, so it won’t work when copy-pasted.

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