Sure, I hope this clears it up:
The idea is that the SSL cert should only be used when the site is being
accessed through a single domain (because the cheapest and most common
certs are single-domain anyways). For that reason, the ssl_disabled
environment variable depends on the length of env.domains (which is just
settings.FABRIC["DOMAINS"]).
env.ssl_disabled is not a boolean, instead if just toggles between "#"
and the empty string. The # is what comments-out the SSL settings in the
nginx template.
In other words, if you want enable SSL make sure you have only one
domain listed in settings.FABRIC["DOMAINS"]. You'll also have to make
sure you've pointed your nginx conf to the location of your certificate
and key.
I previously suggested that you simply overwrite the whole SSL
configuration in the nginx template because it sounded like you already
had a working implementation in the server, so you could have used that.
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