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Requesting support for hosting_https for Let's Encrypt #27
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Do you have your containers accessible to the open internet? As that would be a requirement for LE's validation to work. Therefore it won't work for most local dev containers. The target is to make hosting_https part of the distribution so then it should become easier. Any specific 'Trouble'? Things to follow are https://gitlab.com/aegir/hosting_https/issues/29 and https://www.drupal.org/node/2629560 |
What I'd like to do is to create and maintain different tags for development & production-ready containers. So adding LetsEncrypt is a must for the production container. |
@pulsating-brain I haven't tried to use it yet. Can you give any more details on what your issues were? |
Closed the first pull request and added a pull request #41 which adds curl to all the Dockerfiles where packages are installed. |
Thanks @jonpugh for adding curl to the images in the latest commit 32a66c3 I haven't tried them yet because I haven't had the time to figure out how to upgrade my hostmaster - container, but installing curl manually in the container enabled me to use LE without any issues for the last 9 months. |
What's the situation about getting hosting_https and LE working out of the box?
I'm having great trouble getting it working on top of this container
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