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Linux-WebUI-setting-up-HTTPS-with-self-signed-SSL-certificates.md
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Now go to your qbittorrent web-interface (http://192.168.0.1:8080 if you haven't changed it yet) Then open the `Tools -> Options...` in the menu bar (or click the screwdriver or cogwheel icon depending on your version), and click on the last tab labelled `WebUI`. Enable HTTPS and optionally change the port to your liking. Now go to your qbittorrent web-interface (http://192.168.0.1:8080 if you haven't changed it yet) Then open the `Tools -> Options...` in the menu bar (or click the screwdriver or cogwheel icon depending on your version), and click on the last tab labelled `WebUI`. Enable HTTPS and optionally change the port to your liking.
Then, according to your version: Then, according to your version:
- `4.2.0`: copy the _path_ of the key and certificate files into the respective fields of the WebUI (for example, `/home/qbtuser/.config/qBittorrent/ssl/server.key` and `/home/qbtuser/.config/qBittorrent/ssl/server.crt`) - `4.2.0` and newer: copy the _path_ of the key and certificate files into the respective fields of the WebUI (for example, `/home/qbtuser/.config/qBittorrent/ssl/server.key` and `/home/qbtuser/.config/qBittorrent/ssl/server.crt`)
- older versions: copy and paste the key and certificate's _contents_ into the respective fields of the webui. You can use `cat` in your terminal to view the contents of the files: - older versions: copy and paste the key and certificate's _contents_ into the respective fields of the webui. You can use `cat` in your terminal to view the contents of the files:
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