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/set relay.network.password yourpassword /relay add weechat 9001WeeChat version 0.4.2 or higher is required.
If you check the encryption box, the communication between browser and WeeChat will be encrypted with SSL.
Note: If you are using a self-signed certificate that is not trusted by your device, you have to visit https://{{ host || 'weechathost' }}:{{ port || 'relayport' }}/ in your browser first to add a security exception. You can close it once you confirmed the certificate, no content will appear. This is a bug in the browsers.
Setup: If you want to use an encrypted session you first have to set up the relay to use SSL. You basically have two options: a self-signed certificate is easier to set up, but requires manual security exceptions. Using a certificate that is trusted by your device requires more setup, but does not require any security exceptions. As the process for requesting a certificate is different for every certification authority, we detail the method for setting up WeeChat with a self-signed certificate here. To create one, execute the following commands in a shell on the same host and as the user running WeeChat:
$ mkdir -p ~/.weechat/ssl $ cd ~/.weechat/ssl $ openssl req -nodes -newkey rsa:4096 -keyout relay.pem -x509 -days 365 -out relay.pem -subj "/CN={{host || 'your weechat host'}}/"
If WeeChat is already running, you can reload the certificate and private key and set up an encrypted relay on port 8000 with these WeeChat commands:
/relay sslcertkey /relay add ssl.weechat 8000
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