Fix installation fails when using Let's Encrypt cluster issuer #119
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The consumers need to reference the correct name of the tlsIssuers. Cosummers are traefik ingress and the cluster-ip-cert Signed-off-by: Phan Le <phan.le@suse.com>
Signed-off-by: Phan Le <phan.le@suse.com>
Signed-off-by: Phan Le <phan.le@suse.com>
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Hi @PhanLe1010 . Thank you for your contribution. It will be reviewed shortly. In the meantime, would you mind signing your commits in this patch set? If you are not familiar with how commits can be signed, please refer to the github documentation. |
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I'm concerned about dropping support for wildcard certificates. This will break vhost-based bucket access.
Also, please keep in mind that you should remove lines instead of commenting them, unless there's a compelling reason to leave them commented in the code.
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| tls: | ||
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| - '{{ include "s3gw.serviceName" . }}.{{ .Values.publicDomain }}' | ||
| - '*.{{ include "s3gw.serviceName" . }}.{{ .Values.publicDomain }}' | ||
| # - '*.{{ include "s3gw.serviceName" . }}.{{ .Values.publicDomain }}' |
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Maybe @m-ildefons can comment on this, but I think this will not work. We need wildcard certificates for vhost-based bucket access.
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Thanks @jecluis , we are discussing this wildcard cert topic inside our discuss-s3gw Slack channel. I will update the PR once we come to a conclusion
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