Do you need a domain name if you are hosting a Lemmy instance, or will it work fine with just an ip-address + port (e.g. <username>@<ip-address>:<port>)?

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But wouldn’t that be the certificate of the other instance, not your local one?

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As others mentioned other things need to connect to your instance so valid ssl matters

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Since AP servers both accept incoming connections and make outgoing connections, both sides need valid certificates to do HTTPS.

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Alright, wasn’t aware it needed to be both sides

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