Added ssl client support when req'd files present #1584
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Just noticed this is a dup... not sure why the other PR hasn't been accepted yet since there's no blocking comments or negative feedback |
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This pull request resolves #278 by modifying the nginx.tmpl to add support for either per host or global certificates and certificate revocation lists for client certificate verification.
To use a user must ensure that either a certificate authority is uploaded into /etc/nginx/certs when they start their proxied containers. To apply a ca globally the file must be called ca.crt and the crl must be ca.crl. To limit client certificate verification to a specific FQDN then the CA and optional CRL must be uploaded to /etc/nginx/certs with their name in the format of fqdn.ca.crt and fqdn.ca.crl (IE test.example.com.ca).