HTTPS support

[AratKruglik]

Does laravel-octane-dockerfile support HTTPS connection?
How to use HTTPS?

[smortexa]

I have not used HTTPS with these Dockerfiles.

[AratKruglik]

So it's hard to use for production then (

[tudorr89]

So it's hard to use for production then (

Just put it behind reverse proxy and handle https there.

[deantomasevic]

Just put it behind reverse proxy and handle https there.

franken already supports https, so it would be useful if it can be used without reverse proxy

[tommmoe]

So it's hard to use for production then (

Following the FrankenPHP instructions, you're meant to set the SERVER_NAME env, also running octane with the --https switch actually changes the server running prefix:

   INFO  Server running…

  Local: https://localhost:443

But I get

WARN  installing root certificate (you might be prompted for password)
ERROR  failed to install root certificate

While I can get in via "https" it's not getting a certificate possibly due to the failure to install the root cert..

[tommmoe]

@smortexa any ideas why i still get

2024-05-14 21:32:06 WARN installing root certificate (you might be prompted for password)
2024-05-14 21:32:06
2024-05-14 21:32:06 ERROR failed to install root certificate
2024-05-14 21:32:06
2024-05-14 21:32:06 WARN stapling OCSP

with the latest release?

[smortexa]

@tommmoe There seems to be a conflict between FrankenPHP requiring root access for certificate installation and our Dockerfile using a non-root user.

[abdhashem]

@smortexa Do you recommend any way to bypass this issue without switching to root user in the Dockerfile?

Is there any security concerns if we switched to the root user in the docker file?