nodejs https

Servidor (app) Node.js que sea accesible por HTTPS, escuchando el puerto (ya habilitado, disponible, listo para usar). Actualmente funciona solo con HTTP. Se tiene: * VPS (Centos 7) + CPanel + SSL (Sectigo, antes Comodo CA > cPanel, Inc. Certification Authority) * App Node.js básica: var app = require('express')(); var http = require('http'); var server = [login to view URL](app); [login to view URL]('/', function (req, res) { [login to view URL](__dirname + '/[login to view URL]'); }); [login to view URL](3000, function () { [login to view URL]('listening on *:3000'); }); Al cambiar http por https, necesita de una clave privada y un certificado (estas fueron creadas manualmente usando openssl), al vincular dichas credenciales, al intentar acceder al dominio> [login to view URL] desencadena el error ERR_CERT_AUTHORITY_INVALID... todas las pruebas con diferentes códigos fuente, llevó al mismo resultado. Si las credenciales (clave privada y certificado) no son proporcionados, dá el error ERR_SSL_PROTOCOL_ERROR... esto es, poniendo [login to view URL] sin especificar dichas credenciales. El servidor o app final, será usado con Node.js, para el funcionamiento de un chat en tiempo real, entre otras características afines... pero necesitamos en primer lugar que la app Node.js funcione con HTTPS sin problemas. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Server (app) Node.js that is accessible by HTTPS, listening to the port (already enabled, available, ready to use). It currently works only with HTTP. It has: * VPS (Centos 7) + CPanel + SSL (Sectigo, formerly Comodo CA> cPanel, Inc. Certification Authority) * Basic App Node.js: var app = require ('express') (); var http = require ('http'); var server = [login to view URL] (app); [login to view URL] ('/', function (req, res) { [login to view URL] (__ dirname + '/[login to view URL]'); }); [login to view URL] (3000, function () { [login to view URL] ('listening on *: 3000'); }); When changing http to https, you need a private key and a certificate (these were created manually using openssl), when you link these credentials, when trying to access the domain> [login to view URL] triggers the error ERR_CERT_AUTHORITY_INVALID ... All tests with different source codes, from various websites on the Internet, led to the same result. If the credentials (private key and certificate) are not provided, give the error ERR_SSL_PROTOCOL_ERROR ... that is, by entering [login to view URL] without specifying those credentials. The final server or app will be used with Node.js, for the operation of a real-time chat, among other related features ... but first we need the Node.js app to work with HTTPS without problems.