HTTPS 'snakeoil' encryption with Docker?

[e_l_e_s]

My EGW installation is not accessible without special access (e.g. tunnel) - this is by design, as it’s only for staff.

I can not and will not forward port 443 of that to any public accessible port, company policy, nor I won’t and can’t set a public DNS A record to any public IP of the router it’s sitting behind. Which, as I understand, is a prerequisite to having Let’s Encrypt working.

How do I get the self-signed ‘snakeoil’ certificate working with Docker? Host system is Debian 10.

[StefanU]

This has nothing to do with docker.
You configure SSL in reverse proxy (Apache or nginx). There are many instructions for this on the net.

Take a look here:

🇬🇧 Docker (in EGroupware 19.1)?

Stefan