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I am attempting setting up the Nextcloud calendar with iOS, but I found out that starting with iOS 12 an SSL connection is required and the calendar will not successfully be verified without it.
I can confirm it as when I previously installed Nextcloud natively and created a certificate with Let's Encrypt I was successful. Now that encryption is technically not needed, as I never expose anything outside besides Wireguard port, the calendar feature does not work in iOS (says it cannot be verified). Although, I can see the calendar when I log in the Nextcloud website on the phone (over an "unsecured" connection).
My question is: how hard is it to set up some kind of certificate on the Nextcloud docker? I would like to connect to the Nextcloud instance using the IP of the RPi, such as https://192.168.5.23:443. Some dummy self-signed certificate would do the trick hopefully. Perhaps Traefik would be suited for this? I don't know much about it though...