The alfresco::install::proxy module takes an argument ssl_cert_path (which
is passed to it by alfresco::init and can be passed in there)
By default this is expected to be a path on a mounted filesystem, but see below for information about retrieving the files from an http server.
If you leave this field blank, the installer will generate a self-signed certificate for you.
It expects to find a .cert file and a .key file named for your domain, so for
example if your domain is 'demosite.orderofthebee.org' you would arrange for
your key+cert files to be in the ssl_cert_path location and then puppet would try
to retrieve:
demosite.orderofthebee.org.key
demosite.orderofthebee.org.cert
from the ssl_cert_path location.
If ssl_cert_path starts with "http" then puppet will attempt to download the
files by appending /demosite.orderofthebee.org.key or /demosite.orderofthebee.org.cert
as appropriate to ssl_cert_path.
If no ssl_cert_path is given then new self-signed certificates will be generated
The domain name you use has to match the domain_name argument to init.pp
If using a filesystem path it must be on the filesystem of the guest. To
achieve this easily you may make a folder in the same location as your
Vagrantfile (call it certs, or ssl, for example) and then refer to it
in the configuration as /vagrant/certs or /vagrant/ssl