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Since Bunkerweb cannot use DNS-01 to issue wildcard certificates without a subscription, I issued my own certificate with the correct permissions (both readable by the nginx user) and set them up in the Custom HTTPS certificate plugin. However, when I visit the website, it still uses the default certificate instead of the one I provided.
This happened both with linux and docker.
How to reproduce?
issue your own cert
trying to use them inside custom certificate plugin
First of all, I would suggest to not mix both base64 data and path. I tested using the path.
When using Docker, you need to mount the certificate folder on the scheduler container, not the BW one. You will need to do a chown 101:101 on the files.
And when using Linux double check that nginx user is also owner of the files.
What happened?
https://discord.com/channels/854285298476646421/1153229153814978610/1278315662951059519
Since Bunkerweb cannot use DNS-01 to issue wildcard certificates without a subscription, I issued my own certificate with the correct permissions (both readable by the nginx user) and set them up in the Custom HTTPS certificate plugin. However, when I visit the website, it still uses the default certificate instead of the one I provided.
This happened both with linux and docker.
How to reproduce?
Configuration file(s) (yaml or .env)
Relevant log output
BunkerWeb version
1.5.9
What integration are you using?
Docker
Linux distribution (if applicable)
Rocky Linux 9.4
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