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posted 2015-03-22 22:46:19 +0200

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Where do Android Apps get the SSL certs?

Hi,

I am trying to get MyOwnNotes (a little notes tool synchronizing with OwnCloud) running. It is an Android App (Yes, I would prefer a native app for this, too. There was one but I can't find a working installation package for it).

MyOwnNotes expects the SSL-cert to be in the local list, either by being signed by a CA or as a copy of my privat CA cert. It works well on my Android tablet, I just installed my cert the canonical Android way. Sailfish OS doesn't seem to have such a GUI, so I tried to copy my cert manually to /etc/ssl/certs and generated a hash like it was suggested in another article here. This is how I did it: ln -s yourcert.pem openssl x509 -hash -noout -in yourcert.pem.0 Neither my browser nor the MyOwnNotes seems to know about this.

How can I give self signed certs to Sailfish OS and Android apps on it?

Where do Android Apps get the SSL certs?

Hi,

I am trying to get MyOwnNotes (a little notes tool synchronizing with OwnCloud) running. It is an Android App (Yes, I would prefer a native app for this, too. There was one but I can't find a working installation package for it).

MyOwnNotes expects the SSL-cert to be in the local list, either by being signed by a CA or as a copy of my privat CA cert. It works well on my Android tablet, I just installed my cert the canonical Android way. Sailfish OS doesn't seem to have such a GUI, so I tried to copy my cert manually to /etc/ssl/certs and generated a hash like it was suggested in another article here. This is how I did it: ln -s yourcert.pem openssl x509 -hash -noout -in yourcert.pem.0 Neither my browser nor the MyOwnNotes seems to know about this.

How can I give self signed certs to Sailfish OS and Android apps on it?