Change Details

As of now SSL certificates used by SSTP VPN are only allowed to be stored in `/config/user-data/sstp` this is in contrairy to othe SSL based VPN solutions (OpenVPN) where the key can be stored anywhere on the system. If the user stores the key outside of `/config` a warning is shown indicating that the key will be lost on upgrade. Switching from a relative path in `/config/user-data/sstp` to an absolut path also gives the advantage of using certbot for SSTP VPN as the cert can be directly referenced.

As of now SSL certificates used by SSTP VPN are only allowed to be stored in `/config/user-data/sstp` this is in contrairy to othe SSL based VPN solutions (OpenVPN) where the key can be stored anywhere on the system. If the user stores the key outside of `/config` a warning is shown indicating that the key will be lost on upgrade. Switching from a relative path in `/config/user-data/sstp` to an absolute path also gives the advantage of using certbot for SSTP VPN as the cert can be directly referenced.

As of now SSL certificates used by SSTP VPN are only allowed to be stored in `/config/user-data/sstp` this is in contrairy to othe SSL based VPN solutions (OpenVPN) where the key can be stored anywhere on the system. If the user stores the key outside of `/config` a warning is shown indicating that the key will be lost on upgrade. Switching from a relative path in `/config/user-data/sstp` to an absolute path also gives the advantage of using certbot for SSTP VPN as the cert can be directly referenced.