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System.err: java.security.cert.CertificateException: java.security.cert.CertPathValidatorException: Trust anchor for certification path not found
Hi,
Has anyone experienced this error ?
im struggling to see where the is coming from ??
you can edit whisper.store files (the password is "whisper" without quote), insert your certificate there. (certificate of host api server signal)
So is that what that error relates to ?
On Tue, Sep 14, 2021 at 4:24 PM boykoy96bg @.***> wrote:
you can edit whisper.store files (the password is "whisper" without quote), insert your certificate there. (certificate of host api server signal)
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you can edit whisper.store files (the password is "whisper" without quote), insert your certificate there. (certificate of host api server signal)
I have done this and the andoird developer has used that file and re built the app, but we are getting the same error in the log file...
You need import the cert, root ca, intermediate ca to whisper.store. If you're using self-signed ca, make sure the on your cert the san or cn is valid with the hostname (signal-server or cds, or kbs or etc) you're using.
I've build latest version of server, android app, cds, kbs and its running well without issues)