Your recommendation for handling private CAs is to trust them system-wide. This is a perfectly normal practice for system-wide installations. However, that would require building custom docker images for many on-prem installations, which brings a lot of maintenance overhead.
IMHO this is something that the weblate docker image should support. We certainly do this for our products :)
Describe the solution you'd like
Proposal: A simple environment variable that we could set with a path to a CA certificate.
The entrypoint of the docker image could then add it to the CA bundle itself.
This makes it easy to mount in a CA cert from a volume, as a Kubernetes secret object, etc.
Describe the problem
Your recommendation for handling private CAs is to trust them system-wide. This is a perfectly normal practice for system-wide installations. However, that would require building custom docker images for many on-prem installations, which brings a lot of maintenance overhead. IMHO this is something that the weblate docker image should support. We certainly do this for our products :)
Describe the solution you'd like
Proposal: A simple environment variable that we could set with a path to a CA certificate. The entrypoint of the docker image could then add it to the CA bundle itself.
This makes it easy to mount in a CA cert from a volume, as a Kubernetes secret object, etc.
Describe alternatives you've considered
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