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BUGFIX: Add TLS Certificates to Docker Image #3457
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The Docker image is missing TLS root certificates, and as a result the acs-engine commands fail on TLS when connecting to Azure services via HTTPS. This commit adds the root certificates to the image.
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Thanks @apeschel. Just pushed the 0.19.3 image with the updated Dockerfile. |
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The Docker image is missing TLS root certificates, and as a result the acs-engine commands fail on TLS when connecting to Azure services via HTTPS. This commit adds the root certificates to the image.
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What this PR does / why we need it:
The Docker image is missing TLS root certificates, and as a result the
acs-engine commands fail on TLS when connecting to Azure services via
HTTPS. This commit adds the root certificates to the image.