I have my home server setup with many docker services running on a VM. I have like 10+ services. Up till now I've had all of them running locally with no SSL authentication. I access them through a local DNS such as:
green.myhomedomain.com:8080 (service1 - say grafana)
green.myhomedomain.com:8079 (service2 - say zigbee2mqtt)
green.myhomedomain.com:8078 (service3 - and so forth)
I added a new one but this one I tried setting up SSL on, so I added my letsencrypt wildcard SSL to that site (*.myhomedomain.com)
the SSL works great and I get connected to it with no issues
https://green.myhomedomain.com:8077 (service4 - using SSL)
But now when I go back to the old non-SSL sites, the web browser errors out, because it tries to load an SSL cert for my green.myhomedomain.com, but they aren't encrypt. I don't want it to look for a cert for those other ports. Only for 8077. If I manually type in http:// vs https:// it always just converts http to https for any site if I've visited the SSL site.
If I clear cookies, it works again on those other sites, up until I go back to the ssl/8077 service. Then it starts to wants SSL for everything again. This breaks all of my services.
I've tried this in firefox and vivaldi. Same effect in each.
Is there a way to make browsers only load SSL certs specifically for the one port but not the others?
I'm not great at networking, so I fear this just isn't doable and I'm going to have to separate all my serivces to separate subdomains, but I have a lot and it's going to be a lot of work.
