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composer server ssl install CLI does not install the root certificate if mckert is already installed #566

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tomjn opened this issue Jan 30, 2023 · 1 comment
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tomjn commented Jan 30, 2023

The composer server ssl install command implies that it will install the SSL certificate:

  	ssl install                   Installs and trusts Root Certificate Authority

But this does not always happen.

If mkcert is already installed no attempt is made to install a root certificate because the install command code calls return, so no attempt is made. This can lead to certificates being served that aren't accepted by the browser

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tomjn commented Jan 30, 2023

To get around this these undocumented steps were needed:

composer server ssl generate mysite.local
composer server ssl exec -- -install

@tomjn tomjn added the bug Existing functionality isn't behaving as expected label Feb 3, 2023
@mikelittle mikelittle added the to refine Issues needing refinement. label Feb 6, 2023
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