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The Docker examples contain instructions on how to enable TLS, but I'm not certain if this is only when building the image yourself? I had a look inside the pre-built image (currently using 0.40.1-nginx-wsgi) and I can not find an nginx configuration file that starts the server with port 443 enabled. Would I have to build the image myself to be able to use TLS? |
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Hi, No need to build your own container. All a2c containers have already TLS support included. To enable it you have to:
Here the reference to the entrypoint-script activating TLS support if these files exist /G |
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Hi,
No need to build your own container. All a2c containers have already TLS support included. To enable it you have to:
/var/www/acme2certfierduring container startacme2certifier_cert.pem(containing the certificate) andacme2certifier_key.pem(containing the private keys) on this volume/into the directory.Here the reference to the entrypoint-script activating TLS support if these files exist
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