TLS=later and self signed TLS EJBCA docker #449
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In the documentation we have added more information about relevant directories. You can find there that /mnt/external/secrets/tls/ks and /mnt/external/secrets/tls/ts contains the TLS keystores, it is these that APPSERVER_KEYSTORE_SECRET and APPSERVER_TRUSTSTORE_SECRET. You can overlay mount your own and use correct password for these. |
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How can I use "later" mode but replace the self-signed auto tls cert it makes on the admin portal with one that has been made by a management ca I have on another server? I don't like that this cert says "keyfactor docker quickstart" under organization, but I don't know how to get around this. I also want the TLS cert to be signed by my management ca, I don't want it to be self signed. Or am I just over thinking this and it does not really matter in a proxy production setup?
Also with regards to the password used to activate the initial crypto token, I don't know how to change it from the default of "ejbca".
I tried setting APPSERVER_KEYSTORE_SECRET and APPSERVER_TRUSTSTORE_SECRET, this led to a "secure connection failed"
I tried mounting a custom cesecore.properties file, this led to an "authorization denied".
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