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But I cant find documentation how to add the self-signed certificate to boot2docker, so that the Docker client would accept it.

I think in UbuntuDebian, one would copy it there and run update-ca-certificates.

But I only get an empty error when trying to do docker login.

We need an easy way to deposit the certificate in a place that will persist, otherwise we will need to copy the cert each time we boot2docker up.

The certificates that boot2docker generates as of 1.3.x for the user is for connecting to the docker daemon, not a private docker registry with custom certificates.

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I would recommend adding yet another boot2docker command (maybe addregistrycert) that copies the certificate to the right place on the permanent storage, and at boot time the iso copies all the certs to etcdockercerts.d.

For example, Im using the following script in bootlocal.sh.

However, should be easy enough for someone familiar with the codebase to do.;).

Im happy to do the work but which of them is the best practice.

I am just learning Docker, so Im curious whether the steps outlined in this PR discussion would also apply to my situation.

I would probably make a docker container that runs some kind of vpn like proxy (im thinking ssh) to talk to my own host out there on the internet.

My usually approach is make my apps use the corporate certs, If they want to inspect a whole bunch of binary data they are free to do it:).

The only persistent place on your b2d, is varlibboot2docker - a script called varlibboot2dockerbootlocal.sh (and it cant be a bash script) will run at startup - though after the docker daemon has started, so youll probably need to restart that.

This really helped a lot Actually, this is the only working way for boot2docker.

So Im trying to get a better understanding on how boot2docker manages its certificates verification.

So the varlibboot2dockerbootlocal.sh is useful in this case to keep your changes.

If we can configure the proxy and ssl settings inside the kinematic gui (like in the settings page), would make proxy and certificate configuration much easier.

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Retrying fetcher due to error (24): Bundler::Fetcher::CertificateFailureError Could not verify the SSL certificate for.

There is a chance you are experiencing a man-in-the-middle attack, but most likely your system doesnt have the CA certificates needed for verification.

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