Hey devs, I am building a website using phoenix inside a container using vscode from few months. Recently i tried to enable https endpoint using mix phx.gen.cert. But i am getting below warning for every ping. I am not docker or domains expert :frowning: . Any idea on how to fix it? [info] TLS :s…

I fixed this issue in chrome, edge browsers by following this solution from stack overflow ssl - Getting Chrome to accept self-signed localhost certificate - Stack Overflow

[image] pavancse17: [info] TLS :server: In state :abbreviated received CLIENT ALERT: Fatal - Certificate Unknown The server says the client aborted the TLS handshake because it didn’t like the certificate. What client is making those request and how did you tell it that it’s ok to accept a se…

Browsers don’t just silently accept a self-signed test certificate. Some pop up a message warning you of the risk, and let you proceed if you know what you’re doing. Others abort the connection unless you change some preferences. Some differentiate between regular domains and localhost. If you tell…

yes! I got the pop ups and selected proceed. I tried chrome, chrome based edge browser earlier. — Logs from chromium based browsers info] Sent 200 in 8ms [info] TLS :server: In state :abbreviated received CLIENT ALERT: Fatal - Certificate Unknown [info] TLS :server: In state :abbreviated received…

You might be interested in mkcert , which self describes as mkcert is a simple tool for making locally-trusted development certificates. It requires no configuration.

Can also consider GitHub - sasa1977/site_encrypt: Integrated certification via Let's encrypt for Elixir-powered sites · GitHub

[image] pavancse17: I fixed this issue in chrome, edge browsers by following this solution from stack overflow You mean chrome://flags/#allow-insecure-localhost? The mix phx.gen.cert task does actually point that out after generating a certificate.

I didn’t tried this earlier. but I undid the changes and tried this chrome://flags/#allow-insecure-localhost. I expected it will work but it didn’t. So I had to stick with previous solution again.

seems like good fit for prod. But I am just using https in my local to satisfy some SSO providers like Azure AD, Okta.

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pavancse17 March 18, 2021, 2:35pm 3

I am just trying to access from browser.