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we still have no "ignore SSL certs" option in traccar-manager. You remember? I asked for it a while ago. :)
However:
Until Android 6.0.1 it was possible to "accept" that by importing a root-CA into the android user cert store. By doing so, any app was able to trust what has been signed by that user-driven CA. A good way to use SSL but not any official CA (which is still the plan, I dont want to go to lets-encrypt by reasons). Unfortunaltely, importing a user-cert was "global" to any app.
Hey,
we still have no "ignore SSL certs" option in traccar-manager. You remember? I asked for it a while ago. :)
However:
Until Android 6.0.1 it was possible to "accept" that by importing a root-CA into the android user cert store. By doing so, any app was able to trust what has been signed by that user-driven CA. A good way to use SSL but not any official CA (which is still the plan, I dont want to go to lets-encrypt by reasons). Unfortunaltely, importing a user-cert was "global" to any app.
With android 7 thats not possible anymore with traccar-manager right now - see: https://blog.jeroenhd.nl/article/android-7-nougat-and-certificate-authorities and https://android-developers.googleblog.com/2016/07/changes-to-trusted-certificate.html
Might be a good thing in sense of security, but it would be nice to offer the user at least some ways out if he really wants to.
Could you eventually:
?
Would that be possible? Or shall I create a PR?
Martin
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