Hello, I have a docker-compose.yml file which I want to be largely static, such that a user wouldn't need to edit it. I then have a .env file where the user can add their specific details, like their email address.
Obtain: subject does not qualify for a public certificate: localhost
So I have to set EMAIL=internal for it to work. Unless I'm missing something (which is possible; I'm new to docker), it would be nice if it could be detected that given the virtual.host is localhost, virtual.tls must be internal.
Hello, I have a
docker-compose.yml
file which I want to be largely static, such that a user wouldn't need to edit it. I then have a.env
file where the user can add their specific details, like their email address.So let's say
.env
contains:And the
docker-compose.yml
contains:I currently get the following error:
So I have to set
EMAIL=internal
for it to work. Unless I'm missing something (which is possible; I'm new to docker), it would be nice if it could be detected that given thevirtual.host
islocalhost
,virtual.tls
must beinternal
.