Closed carlotodeschini closed 3 years ago
@carlotodeschini can you check with your browser what kind if information it gives about the certificate?
Something likes this when I click the lock on Chrome and get Certificate information:
Thank you, I've already checked and I found the TRAEFIK default certificate. So I substituted this certificate with the one created for my test domain into file "stonehenge/traefik/traefik.dynamic.yml" and now is working correctly. Is this correct? tode
Ah, are you using your own custom domain? I mean other than docker.so ?
Yes, I'm using "todell.lan" domain because we have a catchall rule into our internal DNS. Something like *.todell.lan -> "desktop_IP_with_Stonehenge"
Ok then your changes in stonehenge/traefik/traefik.dynamic.yml
are correct.
I'd like to have it so that conf would not be needed to change in the future.
I'd like to have it so that conf would not be needed to change in the future.
Sorry I don't get your request...
Sorry, no request there =)
I was just thinking that it would be great if stonehenge/traefik/traefik.dynamic.yml
would not be needed to edit at all when using custom domain.
Ok, yes, I agree with that :thumbsup:
Just after running
$ make up
if I try to access to treafik dashboard page using HTTPS I get a NET::ERR_CERT_AUTHORITY_INVALID error from browser. I can see the root CA in my "/etc/ssl/certs" dir and I can find the CA in Chrome and Firefox environment. I'm running ubuntu 20.04 and docker 20.10.7. What I'm missing? Thanks, tode