Installing SSL certificate with eotk for an existing onion address and server with Caddy docker about eotk HOT 5 CLOSED

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Hi! I am not sure that I understand your question, but if you are using Docker and are asking this question, then it strikes me that you are at high risk of losing access to the keys and secrets in the docker instance that hosts EOTK. Can you first of all make sure that you can take a secure copy of the "eotk" working directory, and keep it / all of that data in a safe place where only you have access to it? Or, alternatively, make sure that you keep saved copies of the working version of the instance?

First of all, thank you for your quick reply.
My situation is the following:

• I installed SearXNG via docker, and it contains:
  • Caddy
  • SearXNG
  • Redis

SearXNG is in /usr/local/searxng-docker
Starting the SearXNG docker, Caddy automatically creates the SSL certificate and redirects the HTTP to HTTPS.

I installed tor following the official instructions, and I have set the onion domain which is in /var/lib/tor/searxng

Now all works:

• https://searxng.nicfab.it
• http://zpqi3eorbszyks36k6jsicg64wm6el7fom4o2ds3hqqcqcapfin3qfid.onion

In the Caddyfile, I set the row: header Onion-Location http://zpqi3eorbszyks36k6jsicg64wm6el7fom4o2ds3hqqcqcapfin3qfid.onion{path}, and that allows Tor browser to recognize the onion address if I point to https://searxng.nicfab.it

I want to redirect the HTTP onion address to HTTP.
So, I bought an SSL certificate for the onion address from HARICA.
Considering that SearXNG is dockerized, I don't know how to install the SS certificate for the onion site and where to save the certificates.

My question is, "How can I install the SSL certificate for the onion address?".

I saw eotk and thought it was the possible solution to my doubt.
Am I wrong?

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Sorry, I don't know anything about SearXNG.

Ok.
How can I remove eotk?

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