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Basically the whole issue is described here: #717 In short: It should be "officially" possible to use own certificates via a reverse proxy for the apache container by installing a CA file inside the mastercontainer. A bonus would be, if one could configure ssl certificates without using a reverse proxy, but this would mean more work I guess. In the discussion mentioned above, I also posted a workaround. This could be a starting point for implementing this feature. I imagine that you could copy the CA file in a designated folder in the config volume of What do you think about it? |
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I will not work on this but PRs are welcome! |
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Would be very helpful as it's fairly easy with some testing to blow through the rate limiting of ZeroSSL/ Let's Encrypt. |
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What about an option for skipping the domain validation process. Would that cover your suitcase? |
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This could be an alternative for self-signed certificates: #878 |
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I am honest to you: I do not want to support self-signed certificates so this will not be added. There are enough possibilities to get a valid certificate for AIO and there is now also a way to disable the domain validation. |
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It is since a while possible to simply skip the domain validation which should resolve this. |
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It is since a while possible to simply skip the domain validation which should resolve this.