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How to access HTTPS certificate ? - Not exported/imported #1986
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You'd need to generate your own CA certificate, create the web UI certificate from that and import the CA certificate into the truststore of Android as the last step. As you already noted, the file access is the problem here. I think a PR with import/export functionality would be accepted, but I wouldn't hold by breath that someone else will implement this. |
Thank you for your reply, I'll try to make a PR for the export/import feature when I have more time. |
There is a hack where you add Syncthing's own home folder in the |
Add support for exporting and importing HTTPS related files (`https-cert.pem` and `https-key.pem`). It can be used to export/import a self-signed certificate/custom HTTPS certificate to the Syncthing instance on Android. I couldn't launch the app in my IDE so I didn't test the changes. Closes #1986
Hi, I am searching my way to make the HTTPS certificate trusted on Android device.
To do so, I have tried to get access to the generated certificate from the storage but the device doesn't display the
https-cert.pem
andhttps-key.pem
files.Then, I have tried exporting the configuration from within the Syncthing Android app. However, only
config.xml
,key.pem
andcert.pem
are exported, not the HTTPS files for the GUI.Therefore, is it possible to make them exported ? Could I import my own HTTPS certificate from the Import button in the app ?
Do you have an idea on how I could achieve this ?
Thank you in advance for your reply
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