Is there any upside to Let's Encrypt on a personal server?

IMO no

>>55306354
>I'm literally retarded: the thread

>>55306354
Depends. I think it's always a good idea to encrypt. Unless you want your documents stolen

Not unless you care about people possibly sniffing your traffic. You might not, but at the very least it's a good thing to know how to do.
Plus hey really, free HTTPS on your personal server, neat.

Why not? It's free and only has benefits.

>>55306354
faggot

Free cert, easily renewable by cron.
What else do you need ?

If you want to use HTTPS/2, you'll need SSL certs.
HTTPS/2 are faster than older HTTP(S).

>>55306354
>using cleartext

Are you retarded?

>>55307169
Who cares. It's not like I'm hosting a terrorist forum or a CP exchange.

I've got it running on my vps.
I don't have it on my home servers since none of them are open to the Internet except for a tf2 replay server, and if I need to access my servers I just ssh tunnel or vpn in.

>>55306354 On a personal server its perfectly safe to use self signed cert. Otherwise get a proper one.

>>55307519
>It's not like I'm hosting a terrorist forum or a CP exchange.
Really?
Shit!

>>55306354
>big hassle

 ./lets-encrypt-auto -d mydomain.com 

literally one fucking command

>>55307942
a proper cert is one given by an authority sanctioned by cisco and many other tech companies aka lets encrypt