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With the inclusion of the script hook it has opened up lots of opportunities to build on the exported certificates. Where systems need to convert the certificates, most scenarios can leverage openssl. To prevent needing to manually add the apk for each new image, or building a new image from the updated ones, can this be included in the image please? It's a small size (6MB) increase that will make it even more useful in projects.
Example Scenario: Plex requires a PKCS12 certificate to be installed. This can be done with some environmental variables and a simple script that calls openssl.
Thanks
Lee
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NP, that makes sense and I can always just build my own image from this for my customisations.
I've also realised that in almost all my scenarios I can't use a full chain and I need the separate certificate and chain certificates. I'm currently scripting this as part of the hook but it would be good to have the option to export them separately, would that be possible? Either that or I am missing something with what I'm doing with the fullchain certificates.
With the inclusion of the script hook it has opened up lots of opportunities to build on the exported certificates. Where systems need to convert the certificates, most scenarios can leverage openssl. To prevent needing to manually add the apk for each new image, or building a new image from the updated ones, can this be included in the image please? It's a small size (6MB) increase that will make it even more useful in projects.
Example Scenario: Plex requires a PKCS12 certificate to be installed. This can be done with some environmental variables and a simple script that calls openssl.
Thanks
Lee
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: