Hello
I am using azure(centos 7) environment for my Metabase POC no doubt its an excellent tool we are loving it.
Now i am trying to redirect http to https , as per the document in "Using HTTPS with Metabase"(and i am running in the Metabase default server jetty).
Anyhow i managed to create the ".jks" and password file by ".crt" using keytool.
After setting the variables
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"
i just ran the jar file . Below are the logs
After the initialization, i tried accessing using https using the port 443 , but i didnt get the luck it was still running on default port 3000. Can anyone please help me out figuring the , where i am doing the mistake .
Not easy to give anything else than a guess with the level of detail you share for your certificate setup and specific error you receive.
Best guess would be that if you have configured a self-signed (homemade) certificate that your browser rejects it because you haven’t told it to trust it.
Hi @jornh,
I am using my organization certificate, what i did is, used the organization cert file to generate the .jks file.
Referred the below link to generate the .jks file from keytool.
Hi @AndrewMBaines,
Yes , i am using my organization’s SSL certificate. The https port(443) is started listening but i am not able access in the browser . I am getting error like “Secure Connection Failed” and getting the empty response in Networks.
