This commit adds support for configuring the HTTP port used by the standalone validation method when generating Let's Encrypt certificates. This allows using a non-privileged port (e.g., 8080) instead of the default port 80, which requires root privileges.
Changes include:
- Add http_port option to the letsencrypt section in config.json
- Update ssl_manager.py to use the configured HTTP port
- Add documentation for the http_port option in guidelines.md
- Changed Let's Encrypt configuration to use production environment by default
- Added DNS validation for Let's Encrypt certificates
- Added certificate verification functionality
- Added debug logging with file names and line numbers
- Added test files for new features
- Updated documentation to clarify Let's Encrypt usage
This commit includes:
- SSL Manager implementation for certificate operations
- Configuration file with UniFi device parameters
- Test files for various components
- Documentation for UniFi verification
- Project guidelines
