v2: Small additions to the enable-tls guide #5628
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| @@ -116,6 +116,7 @@ cat > san.cnf <<EOF | |||
| [alt_names] | |||
| DNS.1 = example.com | |||
| DNS.2 = www.example.com | |||
| IP.1 = 10.1.2.3 | |||
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This includes two small additions to the very good guide written in #5616.
When accessing the InfluxDB server via IP, the IP should be included in the subjectAltName.
If the IP is not present, errors like this will appear in the logs every 10 seconds (these specific errors arose from the scraper created by the onboarding/quick-start, which causes also these ones related issues influxdata/ui#6956 and influxdata/influxdb#24882):
In the guide, there is a chmod command for setting the permissions, but the openssl command usually already sets them right. Instead, what is usually needed (at least on Debian) is to make these files accessible to the influxdb user and group.