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2 - Fetch cert files from Internet and check validity #8

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Fix notes about rebuild the image
Co-authored-by: Ashley <8253488+mrjones-plip@users.noreply.github.com>
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mrsarm and mrjones-plip committed Mar 22, 2021
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Expand Up @@ -54,10 +54,9 @@ with https:// , Nginx redirects the request to the HTTPS version
for you 😉.

**Docker note**: A local image is created the first time executed, and
there is no need to rebuild it if you change the Nginx configuration or
the `entrypoint.sh` file, unless you want to make changes in
the Dockerfile script, so if you edit the Nginx configuration, or want
to change the ports mapped, only restart the container is needed.
there is no need to rebuild it if you change the Nginx configuration or the `entrypoint.sh` file. Only changes to the Dockerfile script require a rebuild. If you just edit the Nginx configuration, or want to change the ports mapped, only restart the container is needed.

If you do need to rebuild the container, append `--build` on to your compose call: ` docker-compose up --build`.

### Public SSL certificate

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