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minio SSE-C (encryption) requires TLS (minio running on 443)

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  • potemkin_aiP Offline
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    SSE-C requires TLS - which means minio has to be running on 443 port directly.

    It seems, like there is no other way around.

    Is it something that could happen on Cloudron?

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      On Cloudron port 443 is used by nginx as the reverse proxy, so unless it can be made to work with in that setup, this is not possible.

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        Guess it is impossible - that makes sense, though to ask, just in case. Thank you!

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