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With what version of traefik did you do this: https://oxis.github.io/Traefik+Nextcloud+MinIO+Docker/ ??? #3

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uebmaster opened this issue Aug 29, 2022 · 2 comments

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I've tried many times to recreate the guide, but i can't make it works.

I am trying to replicate it in ubuntu budgie but for some reason i can't.

The step-ca container works, but when i run traefik container and check it in a web browser i got an invalid certificate.

If i run portainer is the same.

Would you update the guide?

Thanks in advance.

PD: Sorry for my bad english.

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oXis commented Aug 30, 2022

Hey! Let me do some tests when I have some spare time. I'll get back to you.

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oXis commented Sep 5, 2022

The step-ca container works, but when i run traefik container and check it in a web browser i got an invalid certificate.

You should have generated a Root CA when setting up step-ca, this certificate is the authority signing all other certificates. You need to add the certificate to your certificate store.

root@buildman:/var/lib/docker/volumes/step_data/_data/certs# ls
intermediate_ca.crt  root_ca.crt

Add to Firefox.

  • Open Firefox and go to Options:
  • Click Privacy & Security in the left-hand menu and scroll down to Certificates.
  • Click View Certificates... and the Certificate Manager window displays.
  • Click Authorities and then Import....
  • Browse to locate the downloaded ca. ...
  • Click OK

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