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I can confirm that manually making that change allows nginx to serve via https. My reading suggests that using the -trustout switch when calling openssl will automatically do that. E.g. (this is an example I found online):
Currently our [
turnkey-make-ssl-cert
])https://github.com/turnkeylinux/turnkey-ssl/blob/master/turnkey-make-ssl-cert) script generate certificates with the content like this:However, at least newer versions of nginx expect self signed certs be include "TRUSTED". I.e.:
I can confirm that manually making that change allows nginx to serve via https. My reading suggests that using the
-trustout
switch when callingopenssl
will automatically do that. E.g. (this is an example I found online):The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: