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I updated collabora/code docker image to 24.04.11.2 and now I have issue that I cannot access office from nextcloud. The problem is not Nextcloud -> Collabora, but the other way around, Collabora -> Nexcloud (as can be seen from the bellow screenshot):
Both collabora and nextcloud use self signed certs on my setup.
Here nextcloud can reach collabora no issues:
As you can see self signed SSL is allowed. But when I open a document:
I am using this docker-compose file with explicitly disabled SSL verification:
What does that switch do? And is this still a bug or expected? Thanks!
P.S. I do not know from where I migrated, but when debugging I was going back version by version until 2024.04.8 where the issue was still present. Then I just tried larger step to 2024.04.3 and this works without the new extra param.
P.P.S. before it used to work even without the ssl.ssl_verification=false - I added that only now as part of debugging as I found it in some other issues on github.
How odd! (look like the same bug as #10911) ssl.ssl_verification is false in collabora/code by default. ssl.termination=true should be used together with ssl.enable=false, but you did not set ssl.enable.
This is only theory, how things should work (according to the manual).
I can only think of a recent regression, maybe latest CODE does not interpret these settings the way it should.
I updated collabora/code docker image to 24.04.11.2 and now I have issue that I cannot access office from nextcloud. The problem is not Nextcloud -> Collabora, but the other way around, Collabora -> Nexcloud (as can be seen from the bellow screenshot):
Both collabora and nextcloud use self signed certs on my setup.
Here nextcloud can reach collabora no issues:
As you can see self signed SSL is allowed. But when I open a document:
I am using this docker-compose file with explicitly disabled SSL verification:
Here is relevant docker log:
This set-up worked fine few months back.
EDIT: I have confirmed that 24.04.3.1.1 works fine
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