Hey, thanks for the tutorial. I've got some questions though. Isn't the template file supposed to be named: default.conf.template? Secondly is there a way to make the certbot container still and not restarting over and over again? Typing the commands you mention in the video seem to make the container faulty. It does issue the certificate, however seems disposable. Also, what if we would like to renew the certificate?
Thank you for your feedback. I'm thinking of creating an updated video about this to explain how this works. I also realize that it's not an easy way to use docker-compose to issue the SSL certification.
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Perfect
nice work, can you know how to config localhost redis too
Hey, thanks for the tutorial. I've got some questions though.
Isn't the template file supposed to be named: default.conf.template? Secondly is there a way to make the certbot container still and not restarting over and over again? Typing the commands you mention in the video seem to make the container faulty. It does issue the certificate, however seems disposable. Also, what if we would like to renew the certificate?
Thank you for your feedback.
I'm thinking of creating an updated video about this to explain how this works.
I also realize that it's not an easy way to use docker-compose to issue the SSL certification.
Great video. Managed to get it running. For I'm new to nginx. I wonder where to put my http content.
http content on /usr/share/nginx/html is working, but https is not..maybe you can help.
https is not correct sertificat!
The urls are not working
Hello. The GitHub account has been removed. Therefore the URL is not working. I will update the link again.
@@weehongayden90
Okay thanks