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Hi, I'm getting a "certificate does not verify: x509: certificate signed by unknown authority" when trying to add my own certificate signed by my own authority. I'm using Adguard without a domain so the LetEncrypt solution wouldn't work for me and I'm running Adguard as part of a internal Homelab, how can I add my CA to be a known authority as this is the last server on on my homelab to be setup with a SSL Cert? or is it not possible to add a SSL certificate via your own authority? I'm running Adguard in Docker on a X64 Intel computer using Debian if helps. Thanks you for any help you can give. |
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Have you added the CA's root certificate to the trusted store on Debian? You'll need to add the CA root certificate to the Docker image to |
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Have you added the CA's root certificate to the trusted store on Debian?
You'll need to add the CA root certificate to the Docker image to
/usr/local/share/ca-certificates/
, set the permissions to644
, then update the CA store inside the container with the commandupdate-ca-certificates
.