SSL certificate paths

[goldstar19]

I have a docker container setup and when I add the two direct paths to SSL, it never seems to work. I generated SSL certs from my domain and created the .crt and .key files but when I add the two environmental keys, it just doesn't work. What might I be doing incorrectly below? I am fairly new to docker and portainer (tried both portainer and docker-compose same issue) but some light direction would be helpful as I am trying to get the audio working in my container.

FOUNDRY_HOME	/home/foundry
FOUNDRY_PASSWORD	secret
FOUNDRY_USERNAME	user
FOUNDRY_VERSION	9.268
FOUNDRY_WORLD	gradient-descent
FOUNDRY_SSL_CERT	/mnt/data/foundry/cf.crt
FOUNDRY_SSL_KEY	/mnt/data/foundry/key.key
NODE_VERSION	16.14.2
PATH	/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin
YARN_VERSION	1.22.18

Volumes:

Host/volume | /mnt/data/foundry
Path in container | /data

[felddy]

I think I see the issue. Make sure you are passing paths that exist in the container's context, and not the host's.

Try these values:

FOUNDRY_SSL_CERT=/data/cf.crt

FOUNDRY_SSL_KEY=/data/key.key

[goldstar19]

That was the trick, thank you! You were right, I was thinking absolute path and not container path and once I did the switch, works like a charm.

[Kurokasa]

Hi, iam guessing i have the same issue but i still cant get it to work.
Iam using Docker Desktop for Windows (wich seems to make things more difficult here and there :D, but i have no other option right now)
I created a new Volume in Docker (LGVolume1) and put the files inside "LGVolume1/Data/SSL/key.key". If i understand ur answer up top correctly it should be working with:
docker run .... FOUNDRY_SSL_KEY=/Data/SSL/localhost.key ....
But it doesnt. I also tried saving it outside, but havent had much luck since it is inside the Windows PC then.
I would realy appreciate the help, i have never worked with docker befor and keeped banging my head for the last 2 days :D. Also, thx for the amazing work, it realy cool stuff like this exists.

[felddy]

The filesystem in the container is case sensitive.
Try setting FOUNDRY_SSL_KEY to /data/SSL/localhost.key. Note the lowercased data.

[Kurokasa]

First of all thx for the super quick answer.
The Data Folder is capitalised (germans have a tendency to write stuff capitalised :D) i tried it anyway, and it didnt work.
Just to make it easy:
\wsl.localhost\docker-desktop-data\data\docker\volumes\LGVolume1\Data\SSL\key.key