SSL+camo support!#1
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It seems that adding `ssl on;` and `ssl_certificate*` just works (cit). Added automated copying of certs and custom nginx-reverse-proxy, but needs more work to make it really automagic (tl;dr done but commented)
docker-camo is now integrated inside docker-compose, and has a dedicated reverse proxy block. yay.
Separate README into sections, add troubleshooting. autosetup does not put certs and custom nginx-reverse-proxy in the correct folder automatically: the procedure is well explained in the README, and everyone can modify it as needed.
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SSL and camo are now available out of the box. Configuration docs are available in the readme.
SSL: adding
ssl on;andssl_certificate_*directives just works. Nerdz' self-signed certificates have been used during testing. I did not try if it works with cloudflare, though.camo: it's just an HTTP proxy to an internal service listening on port 8081.
ssldirectives are needed as we want to serve content via HTTPS.