The only w/a for this right now is to overwrite symlinks - after that customer should receive valid response:
$ juju run --application openstack-dashboard 'ln -sf /etc/apache2/ssl/horizon/key_dashboard.openstack.local /etc/apache2/ssl/horizon/key_dashboard; ln -sf /etc/apache2/ssl/horizon/cert_dashboard.openstack.local /etc/apache2/ssl/horizon/cert_dashboard; service apache2 restart' - Stdout: "" UnitId: openstack-dashboard/0 - Stdout: "" UnitId: openstack-dashboard/1 - Stdout: "" UnitId: openstack-dashboard/2
$ curl -k https://dashboard.openstack.local -v 2>&1 | grep "CN" * subject: CN=dashboard.openstack.local * issuer: CN=Vault Intermediate Certificate Authority (charm-pki-local)
The only w/a for this right now is to overwrite symlinks - after that customer should receive valid response:
$ juju run --application openstack-dashboard 'ln -sf /etc/apache2/ ssl/horizon/ key_dashboard. openstack. local /etc/apache2/ ssl/horizon/ key_dashboard; ln -sf /etc/apache2/ ssl/horizon/ cert_dashboard. openstack. local /etc/apache2/ ssl/horizon/ cert_dashboard; service apache2 restart' dashboard/ 0 dashboard/ 1 dashboard/ 2
- Stdout: ""
UnitId: openstack-
- Stdout: ""
UnitId: openstack-
- Stdout: ""
UnitId: openstack-
$ curl -k https:/ /dashboard. openstack. local -v 2>&1 | grep "CN" openstack. local
* subject: CN=dashboard.
* issuer: CN=Vault Intermediate Certificate Authority (charm-pki-local)