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Not sure what the issue is with app1.localhost actually? If you go to https://app1.localhost, hotel will use its generated self-signed certiticate. You'll need to add an exception for it in your browser and it should work.
@typicode Actually, the generated self-signed certificate isn't true too!!
It doesn't have a SAN (which is required in chrome from 58 i think).
So I generated another key.pem and cert.pem and replace with the new one but the problem is it is generated for hotel.localhost, so app1.localhost is not recognized with my certificate. so what I want to have app1.hotel.localhost app2.hotel.localhost, then I don't have to generate several certificates(Although I won't be able since hotel requires a static certificate.)
Is it possible to use app1.hotel.localhost instead of app1.localhsot?
I'm using self-signed certificates so I can't create certificates per domain?
I've tried ''hotel add -n app1.hotel 'cmd'`` but no luck
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