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Using own SSL Certificate with docker-compose #5858
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This issue looks more like a support question than an issue. We strive to answer these reasonably fast, but purchasing the support subscription is not only more responsible and faster for your business but also makes Weblate stronger. In case your question is already answered, making a donation is the right way to say thank you! |
What is in the container log? Most likely it will tell what is wrong... |
That was what i expected too. But there were no errors/warnings which indicated what was going on... But then i tried to register/login with Azure AD. As soon as i click on the Azure icon and login i get the error "Authorization aborted" ("Authentifizierung abgebrochen" in german). The output of the container shows the following:
Is there some configuration missing for the reverse proxy setup? I removed SSL certs on the weblate side so i guess its a "SSL Termination" scenario. But since the website is working fine i thought everything should be fine without further configuration... |
Maybe Weblate sends a http URL to it? Enable https://docs.weblate.org/en/latest/admin/install/docker.html#envvar-WEBLATE_ENABLE_HTTPS |
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Describe the issue
I tried to follow the instructions on how to use your own ssl certificate but i'am struggling to get it to work. And i don't have any information about what is wrong. I can run the setup in http mode just fine but as soon as i add the
fullchain.pem
andkey.pem
files to the volume under ssl/* the endpoint refuses any connection (both http and https).When i exec in the container and examine the permissions everything looks fine:
How do i know if there is anything wrong with the cert or how to know if it is actually used/applied? I converted a .pfx to .pem and i'am not sure if i did it correctly. It had bag attributes which i removed manually, does that help?
I already tried
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If you didn’t try already, try to search there what you wrote above.
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docker-compose.yml
docker-compose.override.yml
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