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Doc: Custom Certificates #7

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2 changes: 2 additions & 0 deletions openvas-greenbone-deployment-full-guide/environment-variables.md
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| SMTPPORT | The TCP port for the RELAYHOST | 25 |
| AUTO_SYNC | Synchronize definitions automatically on start up | true |
| HTTPS | Use HTTPS for the web interface. Use HTTP if false | true |
| CERTIFICATE | Use the Path to your SSL-Certificate | none |
| CERTIFICATE_KEY | Use the Path to your SSL-Certificate Private Key | none |
| OPT_PDF | Install deps for PDF Reports (texlive) on firststart | 0 |
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Ensuring you take note of the password for the 2nd create user


### Question 8 - How can I use my own SSL Certificate?

#### Solution 1

You can build your own image:
```
FROM securecompliance/gvm:latest
ENV HTTPS=true \
CERTIFICATE=/etc/ssl/cert/MY_SSL_CERT.pem \
CERTIFICATE_KEY=/etc/ssl/private/MY_SSL_CERT.key
COPY ./ssl/MY_SSL_CERT.pem /etc/ssl/cert/MY_SSL_CERT.pem
COPY ./ssl/MY_SSL_CERT.key /etc/ssl/private/MY_SSL_CERT.key
RUN chmod 0644 /etc/ssl/cert/MY_SSL_CERT.pem ; chmod 0600 /etc/ssl/private/MY_SSL_CERT.key
```


#### Solution 2

You can use Volumes:

`-v ./ssl/:/secrets/ssl/ -e HTTPS=true -e CERTIFICATE=/secrets/ssl/MY_SSL_CERT.pem -e CERTIFICATE=/secrets/ssl/MY_SSL_CERT.key`



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