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I want to test Stringer locally, using Docker compose and am not able to access it because localhost:8080 isn't using HTTPS. I also plan to run Stringer in production behind Traefik, so I don't need to have Puma manage certificates. Is there any way to disable SSL on the server? It seems it's automatically redirecting my http:// requests to https://.
The logs I get right now trying to access localhost:8080:
2024-03-2611:26:21 +0000HTTPparseerror,malformedrequest: #<Puma::HttpParserError: Invalid HTTP format, parsing fails. Are you trying to open an SSL connection to a non-SSL Puma?>
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@Dan6erbond it looks like this may be related to this other issue. For now you can try to disable force_ssl in production.rb and rebuild the image. We haven't had time to debug this more thoroughly, but ideally SSL mode would just work with the default configuration.
I want to test Stringer locally, using Docker compose and am not able to access it because localhost:8080 isn't using HTTPS. I also plan to run Stringer in production behind Traefik, so I don't need to have Puma manage certificates. Is there any way to disable SSL on the server? It seems it's automatically redirecting my http:// requests to https://.
The logs I get right now trying to access localhost:8080:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: