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First, this is awesome - thanks for dockerizing this!
Second, any thoughts about HTTPS support? I don't mind adding this to the container for you, but didnt' know if you had tried it yet, and if you had any ideas how this would get configured in the container?
I was able to get it working by adding this: yum install mod_ssl openssl
Worth noting that you get https warning (its not really secure) when you browse using the web browser... I just needed https available for the applications I'm running that are expecting https to be available from the zabbix API, so that doesn't really matter for me... but it would probably make sense to figure out how to sign the certificate at some point.
@beardface I hear you and can definitely install mod_ssl and openssl but I rather provide a mechanism to plugin the signed certs through a mount instead of building them inside the image. The signed certs are likely to be specific of the Use-Case and Company/Group/Person deploying the container.
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First, this is awesome - thanks for dockerizing this!
Second, any thoughts about HTTPS support? I don't mind adding this to the container for you, but didnt' know if you had tried it yet, and if you had any ideas how this would get configured in the container?
Would something like this work?
https://www.lisenet.com/2013/zabbix-1-8-19-installing-from-source-on-debian-wheezy/
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