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It is not a good idea to store keys in the container
Certificats expire, so it is very likely that certificates are unusable when one wants to try out the container
As noted in /etc/raddb/certs/README, bootstrap scripts is run on first start automatically. So I suggest to not run the bootstrap part in the Dockerfile but instead let it handle freeradius automatically. In addition, I suggest to add a volume mount for certs folder which would be populated when first starting docker compose.
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As noted in
/etc/raddb/certs/README
,bootstrap
scripts is run on first start automatically. So I suggest to not run the bootstrap part in theDockerfile
but instead let it handle freeradius automatically. In addition, I suggest to add a volume mount forcerts
folder which would be populated when first starting docker compose.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: