Issue with Qbittorrent Integration and Self Signed Cert
Hello,
I am having an issue where homarr and qbittorent are both containers on the same VM. I tried to create the integration in Homarr to use the DNS name but since its not reaching out of the docker internal network, it is failing to connect, when using the internal container names + port, https://qbittorent:8080, it can connect but fails to make the integration due to a cert expiring issue as shown in the attached picture. I have tried uploading the cert but still having issues
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Frequently Asked Questions | Homarr documentation
Can I install Homarr on a Raspberry Pi?
Homarr will not fetch any service that has an expired certificate, so I suggest you update your qbit certificate, you of course can also make it valid for the next 999 years if you want
that is the issue i have, how do I update the cert.
I would guess something like this:
https://i12bretro.github.io/tutorials/0045.html
Setting Up SSL for qBittorrent Web Interface
Setting Up SSL for qBittorrent Web Interface
i will try this out, thanks
Ok, thanks Meierschlumpf for pointing me in the right direction. I was able to get the issue resolved.
I followed the instructions provided and created everything: root, intermediate and ssl cert.
Was able to configure the new qbit cert correctly. The integration responded with a more favorable error. I uploaded the Root CA but that did not work. I uploaded the Intermediate instead and that allowed me to successfully create the intergration.