Hello,
Can’t install Let’s Encrypt certificate so I’m stuck with self-signed. However I would like to remove that because it’s useless on a onion address and gives me a annoying warning.
Any idea what I have to remove?
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I don’t understand your question ?
If you’re doing HTTPS, you cannot not have a certificate I believe. The only workaround is to use HTTP ?
I think I formulated my question pretty clear.
I don’t have a domain, I only have a onion address and that’s my main host.
Now I get automatically assigned a self-signed certificate which I don’t want because then I get a warning error when I visit the page which I don’t want.
Ofcourse I know I can’t install a LE certificate on a onion address
Well I don’t know much about onion adresses, but I’m guessing that these run on HTTP on HTTPS… So probably what you mean is that you want to get rid of the auto-redirections to HTTPS…
For this, you’ll probably need to comment the rewrite ^ https://foo.tld/... in the nginx configurations. You can find them with :
grep -nr "rewrite ^ https:" /etc/nginx/
But I’m not sure that this’ll be sufficient as there are a few places (like in SSOwat) where there are ~implicit redirections to HTTPS 
I have the same problem. Did you solve it?
As far as I understand, this is an issue for LE since they started.
It appears in discussion I don’t fully undersand that disabling https is a bad idea, including through Tor.
some are working on it, although it seems not to be planned to be implemented soon