copy SSL certificates from NC instance to ExApp upon install/update action #448
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Signed-off-by: Oleksander Piskun <[email protected]>
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the only thing that worries me is that we copy all the certificates from the bundle from the server, including the system ones. as far as I know, this shouldn't break anything, and this PR won't be backported, so we have plenty of time for testing until Nextcloud 31 get released. |
kyteinsky
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| // Build the path in the container | ||
| $pathInContainer = $targetDir . "/custom_cert_$index.crt"; |
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we can probably have the same filename for easy manual removal/addition? So the filename of the original cert instead of $index. What do you say?
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This PR adds the
updateCertificatesmethod to automate SSL certificate updates in Docker containers.It detects the container's OS, determines the correct certificate directory (e.g.,
/usr/local/share/ca-certificatesfor Debian), parses the Nextcloud certificate bundle, copies individual certificates into the container, and applies updates using OS-specific commands likeupdate-ca-certificates.Tested on Debian and Alpine.