cemiboii

> I recommend you to use [flesch/mkcert](https://hub.docker.com/r/flesch/mkcert) which has a `1.4.3` tag or [unsanctioned/mkcert](https://hub.docker.com/r/unsanctioned/mkcert) with the `v1.4.3` tag. > Both are recent images so I don't know if maintainers will...

@sambonbonne thanks a lot for your detailed answer. In the meantime I was trying a new approach with this solution [#169 ](https://github.com/FiloSottile/mkcert/issues/169) and I would say that it is working.....

Okay I think I just found out, why I still got the certificate error. Just installed mkcert on my local machine, set CAROOT to my shared folder / volume where...