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Allow user to add custom Certificate Authorities #48
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@bbodenmiller Yes, this definitely is on the roadmap. Thanks for filing this issue here (and commenting on the issues you referenced). |
@bbodenmiller for your information this will be included in next beta (Beta26) |
@bbodenmiller Docker for Windows Beta26 was released yesterday. Could you give it a shot and see if it fixes your issue? |
Sure, will check. Do I upload the CA cert or do you pull them from the Windows cert store? The latter would be the better option. |
@bbodenmiller We do pull them from the cert store :-) |
Hi @bbodenmiller Did |
Hi @dgageot, I just tried both version of |
1.12.1 worked for me. Perhaps some documentation is needed around where certs should be placed? |
Would you mind me asking where did you put your certs? |
@bbodenmiller yes, of course! We will |
@jasonsoft looks like mine is in both |
@bbodenmiller @jasonsoft I hope it works well for you two. Can this is issue be closed? |
Sounds good to me. Should I open a new issue about how it should be documented? |
cc @londoncalling for docs |
I'm going to close this issue and create an issue in our internal tracker to make sure this is documented |
Hi. I am using docker-machine on Win 10 Enterprise. When i try to run
I added certificate to both |
After add the certificate, I have to restart my docker, then it worked. Spent a lot of time to figure out this way. |
Closed issues are locked after 30 days of inactivity. If you have found a problem that seems similar to this, please open a new issue. Send feedback to Docker Community Slack channels #docker-for-mac or #docker-for-windows. |
Expected behavior
I should be able to use a registry signed by a custom Certificate Authority without having to register it as insecure.
Actual behavior
When attempting to use a registry signed by a custom Certificate Authority Docker for Windows returns a
x509: certificate signed by unknown authority
error. Only workaround is to register registry as insecure.Related to #26, #36, #23, & docker/for-mac#343. Per @friism at #9 (comment) looks like something like this may already be on the roadmap.
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