How to install SSL on different port?

[dennis7593]

Hi guys,

I have been successfully installed ssl certificate on our domain. Unfortunately, it doesn't work on our domain that is using port 8000. We have a nodejs (with socket.io) app hosted there.

Is anyone here know the exact steps on how to properly installed it correctly on different port. I've been searching this issue for a number of days now, none of the solution i found worked. I did some configuration on Include Editor, it looks like my changes doesn't get reflected. I also found this one, Custom Templates - EasyApache - cPanel Documentation , but i'm not sure which part should i edit or should i create a new virtual host, And i'm not sure which path should i add on the perl script?

 

[cPanelLauren]

I believe you'd need to add an include - per the documentation here: How to Install a Node.js Application | cPanel & WHM Documentation

The forums threads here go over SSL with NodeJS as well:

AutoSSL create new certificate

Good day everyone. I use cPanel with AutoSSL (powered by Comodo). It's work good? but i also use node.js application that also use certificate and every time when autoSSL update certificate it create new certificate and key and my app stop working because old keys and certificate expired...

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A tomcat proxy is also an option in some instances: Tomcat Proxies | cPanel & WHM Documentation