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By default Portainer starts with a self signed certificate. You can get around the error by Clicking on the We provide the option to use your own certificates either during the install or from the UI post install. |
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that's sad, that self signed certificate is issued for localhost, instead for some domain name, or IP. would be very nice to be able to override host name to which self signed cert is assigned. In that case I would be able to install and trust this cert on my laptop. |
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You can add your own certificate in Portainer Settings --> General --> SSL Certificate |
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I get
MOZILLA_PKIX_ERROR_SELF_SIGNED_CERTerror when visiting app after fresh install, seems like SSL cert is not valid due to dropping support by Firefox of allowing CA certificates to act as end-entity certificates.That certificate should be regenerated without the basicConstraints extension I think
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