![]() Of course, considering our premise, which is to be able to use Appsmith behind an SSL decrypting proxy, all a user needs to do, is to place the firewall’s root certificate in the ca-certs folder, and restart the Appsmith container. We set a NO_PROXY env variable to hosts that should not go through the proxy, like localhost and 127.0.0.1. Since, well, that library doesn’t respect system proxy configuration, although the rest of JVM does. Additionally, we also set the individual proxy configuration as additional system properties, so we can apply them when executing requests via Apaches’ web client libraries. The JVM needs the =true to use the system configured proxy. pem files in the ca-certs folder, since, most likely, they are there because the user forgot to rename them to use the. We provide a friendly warning when there’s. This is also done for https_proxy and HTTPS_PROXY. We mix up values of the proxy env variables, so that setting just one of http_proxy and HTTP_PROXY would be enough. We run update-ca-certificates -fresh instead of just update-ca-certificates, so that any cert file removed from the ca-certs folder, also gets removed from the truststores. We provide support for a ca-certs folder in the volume, where users can drop any root cert files which will be auto-added on container startup. This is important since, one, Java maintains its own truststore (like Firefox), and two, Appsmith’s server runs on the JVM, so we need this there as well. ![]() We install ca-certificates-java, so that when we run update-ca-certificates, they are also installed into the JVM truststore. This PR contains a fer QoL improvements over the solution above. This has culminated in creating the PR #14207. This should now print the correct response, as well as show up on the proxy UI with full details for inspection. Let’s copy the root cert into the container, and install it by running the above commands inside the container: This is because Ubuntu’s update-ca-certificates command only picks files with a.
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