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Your config doesn't make any sense.

If you're using nginx-proxy, then you shouldn't be using SSL on Wiki.js at all.
Cloudflare -> 443 on nginx-proxy, configured with an origin SSL cert from Cloudflare -> 3000 (or whatever port you expose 3000 to locally)

If you're not using nginx-proxy, then you need to mount a custom config.yml file along with the cloudflare origin cert inside the docker container. The docker env vars only allow for a let's encrypt setup. See https://docs.requarks.io/install/config#custom-certificate on how to use a custom cert.

Using nginx-proxy is the far easiest solution though.

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