I know I had a couple issues to work through to get SSL working with Metabase, are you running the .jar version?
For the .jar version on linux I created a small bash script that before calling metabase.jar set some of the JETTY ENV variables. This can be done other ways, this was just easiest because I had to pass some flags to the metabase,jar anyways.
Like so:
export MB_JETTY_SSL=“true”
export MB_JETTY_SSL_Port=“443”
export MB_JETTY_SSL_Keystore="/path/to/keystore.jks"
export MB_JETTY_SSL_Keystore_Password=“password”
As well make sure you can see your cert in the keystore after importing.
@andris
Would you mind sharing an example of what your Metabase embed code looks like and where it is applied when embedding into a WordPress page? The jwt related code in particular, does that go into a existing php file? References to any resources on the topic would also be appreciated. Thanks!