Wutipong Wongsakuldej's questions

My situation is, I have a server running inside a home network which can be connected from the outside through VPN (Zerotier). This network connected to the internet through NAT, thus there is no real public IP.

Now there are some services that requires HTTPS. Also using self-signed certificate would be quite troublesome as some other service is running inside container (and adding root CA for everyone of them can be a real pain). For example, I have drone running inside a container, and it needs to communicate to the gitea server through https protocol (or at least the document mentioned that).

So I need a valid certificate to run those services.

I do own a few domain name, and a couple of website operated by a hosting provider.

Now I'd like to know what are my options to get a certificate to run my intranet websites?

I have a Manjaro system running gitea server. Now when I tried to do something with the repos on the server, eg. cloning or pushing, using TortoiseGit or SourceTree, the server will ask for a password for the account gitea.

When I do the same operation using the command line client, it would work just fine.

Also I have tried SSH into the system using gitea account and it looks good I think ...

In the client machine, I have a private key loaded using pageant agent. TortoiseGit and SourceTree also have the key setup.

So what else I should do to get the git over ssh working?