SSL MITM

SSL MITM is enabled by default in this container. You can find more info on how SSL MITM works here and here.

Disabling SSL MITM

If you want to disable it, simply run the Docker container with the -e E2G_MITM=off argument in the docker run command. This will run the docker container with SSL MITM disabled.

An example would be:

docker run -d --name="e2guardian" \
    -v /opt/docker/volumes/e2g/config:/config \
    -p 8080:8080 \
    -e E2G_MITM=off \
    --restart=unless-stopped \
beechfuzz/e2guardian

Enabling SSL MITM

By default, SSL MITM is enabled and there are no additional steps to take to enable it. Simply create the container but don't include the -e E2G_MITM argument in your docker run command.

If SSL MITM is currently disabled and you want to re-enable it:

1. Delete the container with docker rm -f e2guardian
2. Recreate the container with the same command that you used to originally create it, but leave out the -e E2G_MITM=off argument.

Using the example command from Disabling SSL MITM, to re-enable SSL MITM:

docker run -d --name="e2guardian" \
    -v /opt/docker/volumes/e2g/config:/config \
    -p 8080:8080 \
    --restart=unless-stopped \
beechfuzz/e2guardian