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Add the option for "Allow self-signed cert"
In the current version 1.10 an error message would popup when trying to connect to a webdav server saying :
Error: java.security.cert. CertPath ValidatorException: Trust anchor for certification path not found
This seems to have something to do with the " self-signed cert" settings because I had the same issue with another app called folder sync and had it fixed by enabling the "allow self-signed cert"
Hi,
have you tried this: https://github.com/phpbg/easysync?tab=readme-ov-file#use-a-self-signed-or-a-custom-certificate
Regards
Le ven. 30 août 2024, 09:02, Plexprofile @.***> a écrit :
In the current version 1.10 an error message would popup when trying to connect to a webdav server saying :
Error: java.security.cert. CertPath ValidatorException: Trust anchor for certification path not found
This seems to have something to do with the " self-signed cert" settings because I had the same issue with another app called folder sync and had it fixed by enabling the "allow self-signed cert" Screenshot_20240830-145354_Easy_Sync.01.png (view on web) https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/1cf11776-5c6b-4c7a-a249-40f5eb81c926 Screenshot_20240830-150104_FolderSync_Pro.01.png (view on web) https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/6793199c-811e-40d6-a793-7b2e923fa4fa
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Sorry, but I do not know where the trusted certificate can be found, should I request that certificate from my webdav provider or should I create and edit the certificate myself? Would be very helpful if there is any instructions
You can issue this command from a terminal: openssl s_client -showcerts -connect www.example.com:443
Replace www.example.com:443 with your webdav hostname.
Anyway, you mention a webdav provider. Self signed certificate are only used when you are self hosting your webdav server. If you do have a provider, iy should issue valid certificates, ask it's support.
Confirm! Now try this prog, but not want and not can make unwanted jobs: extract cert from server; import in devices; many etc...
For self-signed webdav this prog just trash! ;(
Just add knob in code for disable cert validation!
@Plexprofile have you tried the suggested command?
Which webdav provider issues self signed certificate? Any commercial hosting service should come with a valid certificate, otherwise don't pay for it.
@Plexprofile have you tried the suggested command?
Which webdav provider issues self signed certificate? Any commercial hosting service should come with a valid certificate, otherwise don't pay for it.
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@Plexprofile have you tried the suggested command?
Which webdav provider issues self signed certificate? Any commercial hosting service should come with a valid certificate, otherwise don't pay for it.
haven't tried these command yet
I came across the same, expected just a click to trust it but adding it to my phone's trusted certs also works fine for me.
Toggle will provide better user experience, no one need to do complex thing like import cert to the phone.
it would better if the app auto remember self-sign cert for prevent some type of attack.
