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Switching your ONLYOFFICE DocSpace Community to HTTPS when installing using Docker
Introduction
When you install ONLYOFFICE DocSpace Community using Docker, you can use the letsencrypt.org service and script to easily create a CA-signed certificate and switch the portal to HTTPS with a single command.
The article below will explain how this can be done.
Creating and installing CA-signed certificate
If you want to install DocSpace with SSL right away using the letsencrypt certificate, run the installation script with the following parameters:
bash docspace-install.sh docker --letsencryptmail user@example.com --letsencryptdomain yourdomain.comWhere:
letsencryptmailis the email used for registration and recovery contact. Use comma to register multiple emails, for example: u1@example.com,u2@example.com.letsencryptdomainis the address of the domain where your ONLYOFFICE DocSpace Community portal is installed. Use comma to register multiple domains, for example: yourdomain1.com,yourdomain2.com.
The script will automatically create and install the letsencrypt.org CA-signed certificate to your server and restart the NGINX service for the changes to take effect.
If you want to switch to HTTPS already installed DocSpace, you can launch switching to HTTPS manually from the /app/onlyoffice/config/docspace-ssl-setup file:
bash /app/onlyoffice/config/docspace-ssl-setup user@example.com yourdomain.comNow your portal should be available via the https:// address.
Using own certificates
If you want to install DocSpace with SSL right away using your own certificates, run the installation script with the following parameters:
bash docspace-install.sh docker --docspacehost yourdomain.com --certfile path --certkeyfile pathWhere:
certfileis the path to the certificate file for the domain.certkeyfileis the path to the private key file for the certificate.
If you want to switch to HTTPS already installed DocSpace, you can launch switching to HTTPS manually from the /app/onlyoffice/config/docspace-ssl-setup file:
bash /app/onlyoffice/config/docspace-ssl-setup -f yourdomain.com /app/onlyoffice/fullchain.pem /app/onlyoffice/privkey.pemNow your portal should be available via the https:// address.