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🌤️ neocat_floof_enboy neocat_flag_pan neocat_flag_ukraine @rain@itsraining.twink.men
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do docker images ship with their own certs?
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@rain basically always yes (unless they don't use any certificates at all). if one is unlucky (due to proliferation in different ProgLang ecosystems to do their own certificate distribution by default), even in multiple, completely unrelated places.
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🌤️ neocat_floof_enboy neocat_flag_pan neocat_flag_ukraine @rain@itsraining.twink.men
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@fogti so i'll have to daily check my containers for any updates, darn
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@fogti i'm mostly worried about sharkey because its development is quite slow.. (not trying to push the devs or anything)
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@rain You could patch in the update. like, the certificates are only a single folder (and most programs only use a single file, computed by merging the entire folder).

see also workarounds per distro on
emudhra.we-have-a-problem.com
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synister 🎃 @syn@plasmatrap.com
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@rain sometimes*, I know I had to install certificates into raw nix based docker containers (buildDockerImage) before (that's basically the only way I use docker) so I assume other docker distros also have to handle this some way

*may be as often as "always"
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synister 🎃 @syn@plasmatrap.com
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@rain I think there's also an option to mount your host ca file into the container
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synister 🎃 @syn@plasmatrap.com
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@rain depending on the guest distro probably
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