Setting Up HTTPS

[bt0070069]

Hello,

I am currently using both the FileZilla and Handbrake containers on a Synology Diskstation, but I can't seem to get the https working. I followed the readme's steps by placing the certificate files in the /config/certs directory, but I can't get it to work.

I don't really know much about certificates. I exported my synology certificate and there are 6 files: ECC-cert.pem, ECC-chain.pem, ECC-privkey.pem, RSA-cert.pem, RSA-chain.pem, & RSA-privkey.pem. I tried placing these in the /config/certs folder, but I still get a warning that the connection is using a self-signed certificate.

I also tried renaming just the ECC files to the what the default certificates in the /config/certs directory were named (and replacing the originals), but that didn't work, I then tried to delete the original default certificates in the /config/certs directory and just placing synology's .pem files, but that didn't work either.

Side note: I was able to get a docker container of Jellyfin working using https this morning after figuring out how to convert PEM files to a PKCS #12 file by opening a terminal in ubuntu and typing the following: openssl pkcs12 -inkey ECC-privkey.pem -in ECC-cert.pem -export -out ecc-pfx.pfx

Are you able to assist me in figuring out how to use, or convert my synology certificates into something that the containers will accept?

Thank you very much for any assistance you can provide.

[jlesage]

I still get a warning that the connection is using a self-signed certificate

Did you check from the browser the certificate to make sure it's not the one you installed ? Do you access the container using a URL that matches the installed certificate ?

[bt0070069]

Here is what the certificate view is like from Firefox (attached). The Synology diskstation takes care of the certificate (I use the url provided by synology for remote access). I imported the certicate from synology to Jellyfin's docker container, and it works, but it does not work with with Handbrake.

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I still get a warning that the connection is using a self-signed certificate

Did you check from the browser the certificate to make sure it's not the one you installed ? Do you access the container using a URL that matches the installed certificate ?

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[bt0070069]

I have attached images of the Firefox error message, the certificate details, the default certificates included with the handbrake docker container, and the exported certificates from my Synology NAS.

I tried simply placing the certifactes in the same directory that the default handbrake certificates were in, but that didn't work. I then tried deleting the default certificates, and placing the exported synology certificates in the handbrake certificate directory, but the default handbrake certificates show back up eventually.