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Docker Image connection issue over TLS in Firefox #198
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Hi again! |
@flumpt just opened a PR, I'm waiting for checks to pass and I'll merge to master. I won't release yet because I wanna take a look at your other issue first and then release a patch for both in case I fin a bug. |
@iegomez Thanks for adding the option! Sadly it is still not working. In the comments of eclipse-mosquitto/mosquitto#1211 they also suggest to add |
@flumpt could you give adding that flag a try? I don't have my personal machine with me and thus nos etup available to quickly test it. |
Hey @iegomez,
Maybe you can have a look at the PR and ping me if somethings unclear. |
Hey, @flumpt! The quick answer is that I didn't create the Dockerfile nor do I use it, it's been a contribution by several others users and all I did last time was patch it to build I'm looking at it and I found no mention of |
@iegomez Apparently it seems to work without the flag. When i added it i recognized that i don't even get to the point that the flag is used because debians internal |
Cool, thanks for that! |
Hi,
i ran into another problem using the docker image. Apparently Firefox has an issue connecting to websockets via HTTP2. There is a workaround by disabling HTTP2 in libwebsockets.
Can you maybe apply the same fix to your Dockerfile that they did over at https://github.com/eclipse/mosquitto
Link to the PR with the fix: eclipse-mosquitto/mosquitto#2255
Thanks in advance!
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