Currently, there's a set-up step of needing to add a security exception for the self-signed certificate used for communication between the user and Compy.
As well as being possibly scary for users, this is also probably unnecessary -- the self-signed cert seems completely independent of the Certificate Authority certificate that's created, so it should be fine to use the Traefik-generated cert via traefik-certdumper, drop the self-signed one, and rejoice.
Currently, there's a set-up step of needing to add a security exception for the self-signed certificate used for communication between the user and Compy.
As well as being possibly scary for users, this is also probably unnecessary -- the self-signed cert seems completely independent of the Certificate Authority certificate that's created, so it should be fine to use the Traefik-generated cert via traefik-certdumper, drop the self-signed one, and rejoice.
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Currently, there's a set-up step of needing to add a security exception for the self-signed certificate used for communication between the user and Compy.
As well as being possibly scary for users, this is also probably unnecessary -- the self-signed cert seems completely independent of the Certificate Authority certificate that's created, so it should be fine to use the Traefik-generated cert via traefik-certdumper, drop the self-signed one, and rejoice.