feat(nix/docker/aio/ssl): support for adhoc certs #10666
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change introduces a new conditional branch in the Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Script
participant FS as File System
participant CertCheck as Certificate Management
Script->>FS: Check for /var/lib/acme/"$aio_ssl_domain"/adhoc file
alt File exists
FS-->>Script: File found
Script->>Script: Output "Certificate managed by user"
Script-->>Script: Exit with status 0
else File not found
FS-->>Script: No file found
Script->>FS: Check for certificates/"$aio_ssl_domain".crt file
FS-->>Script: Return certificate file status
Script->>CertCheck: Continue with certificate management logic
end
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nix/docker/all_in_one/init/s6-services/services/acme-srv/shell_up.sh (1)
57-61: Ad-hoc Certificate Management Block Addition
The new conditional block correctly checks for the existence of the adhoc file and exits early, which aligns with the PR objective to support user-managed certificates. This early exit prevents the script from performing unnecessary certificate processing when an adhoc certificate is in place.Suggestion: For enhanced robustness against unexpected whitespace or special characters in the domain variable, consider wrapping the entire file path in quotes. For example:
-if [ -f /var/lib/acme/"$aio_ssl_domain"/adhoc ]; then +if [ -f "/var/lib/acme/$aio_ssl_domain/adhoc" ]; thenThis small change improves the safety and readability of the file check.
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