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I am trying to figure out how to get a real certificate working for my owncloud server as it seems I caot use the mobile apps with the self-signed certificates. This is not my first try getting a real certificate working for my domain, but there is something I cant seem to understand.Below I have tried to explain exactly what I did in my last try I hopes that someone will read it and see what I am doing wrong. If there is things in the text that is not relevant, it is simply because I dont know whats relevant here.Any help I get I will be very great-full for!This is what I have done on this try:The VM ruing owncloud is "ubuntu server 16.04 LTS" and the owncloud install is installed via repos...

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Hi,i have a big problem with my installation using LXD.whenever i set up a new container the system wants to get an ip adress via dhcp. it submits the request on the bridged interface, response arrives to the bridge and then... error.reason:albeit being on port 2 of the linux bridge, the brctl showmacs tells me, the mac adress of the container is on port 1. this makes lil sense, because the mac used for the dhcp request is the "faked" one (set in config). So the response will never arrive at the container, because the bridge filters it.I already found 2 solutions on the net, one with a NAT (no option), one with buggy intel drivers - both dont apply for me. I'll have to use brctl - so are the...