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I have a docker-compose using this opal image.
When I try to connect from a machine in the same LAN I get an SSL cert error
The certificate chain was issued by an authority that is not trusted
How can I make the SSL certificate trusted?
I can think of two ways
importing manually the CA in each machine
using certbot to generate a trusted https certificate
I will prefer the second option, but this implies deriving from this docker image and overwriting the https certificates?
If possible, how can I do that, or in general allow connections from arbitrary hosts?
Thanks
Danilo
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I have a docker-compose using this opal image.
When I try to connect from a machine in the same LAN I get an SSL cert
error
The certificate chain was issued by an authority that is not trusted
How can I make the SSL certificate trusted?
I can think of two ways
- importing manually the CA in each machine
- using certbot to generate a trusted https certificate
I will prefer the second option, but this implies deriving from this
docker image and overwriting the https certificates?
If possible, how can I do that, or in general allow connections from
arbitrary hosts?
Thanks
Danilo
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Thank you,
I've seen that page. Unfortunately it's a very brief explanation that default keys are self-signed, but there is no indication on howto change that keys to allow connectivity.
It is strange to me that I need to setup a PKI for a development setup..
I have a docker-compose using this opal image.
When I try to connect from a machine in the same LAN I get an SSL cert error
How can I make the SSL certificate trusted?
I can think of two ways
I will prefer the second option, but this implies deriving from this docker image and overwriting the https certificates?
If possible, how can I do that, or in general allow connections from arbitrary hosts?
Thanks
Danilo
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: