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I'm trying to run your docker image on https://server inside a local testnet, and running into three problems:
the is_http check looks at SEAFILE_SERVER_LETSENCRYPT=true, but setting that (obviously) makes it try to run a letsencrypt script which then complains that 'server' isn't a FQDN. I think I succesfully worked around that by editing line 89 of /scripts/bootstrap.py (here)
even then, I run into validate_server_ip failures. So I switched to using https://server.com inside the testnet, and now the server boots up successfully
even with these changes, it seems to be using port 80 in /etc/nginx/sites-enabled/seafile.nginx.conf and /etc/nginx/nginx.conf.
Any help or guidance greatly appreciate, but I mainly just wanted to document this issue here, and the steps I'm taking to resolve it. I'll investigate further and report here if I get it working on https://server.com with a self-signed cert inside a local network, without reaching out to LetsEncrypt.
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Hi!
I'm trying to run your docker image on https://server inside a local testnet, and running into three problems:
validate_server_ip
failures. So I switched to using https://server.com inside the testnet, and now the server boots up successfullyAny help or guidance greatly appreciate, but I mainly just wanted to document this issue here, and the steps I'm taking to resolve it. I'll investigate further and report here if I get it working on https://server.com with a self-signed cert inside a local network, without reaching out to LetsEncrypt.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: