SSL Cert Popup

[islipfd19 0]

When I first setup Emby, I created a self-signed cert and loaded that cert to my phone. Recently, I registered a domain and created a Letsencrypt cert and loaded that onto the Emby server. Since then I've been receiving popup messages on Emby with a 'cancel' and 'OK' button to accept the certificate. Is there anyway to prevent the popup message?

[anderbytes 139]

You should also import the pfx into the phone. Mine here runs transparently

 

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[islipfd19 0]

You should also import the pfx into the phone. Mine here runs transparently

 

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I shouldn't have to do that. It's valid cert from letsencrypt. 

[shorty1483 453]

You should also import the pfx into the phone. Mine here runs transparently

 

Sent from my ASUS_Z017DA using Tapatalk

 

 

I shouldn't have to do that. It's valid cert from letsencrypt. 

 

Correct. Fastest solution (it was for me every time) is to clear app cache i n Android Settings->Apps, then restart the app. 

Edited August 3, 2017 by shorty1483

[islipfd19 0]

Correct. Fastest solution (it was for me every time) is to clear app cache i n Android Settings->Apps, then restart the app. 

Thanks! Will try that.

[anderbytes 139]

I shouldn't have to do that. It's valid cert from letsencrypt.

Yeah but the certificate authority root has to be trusted by Android. And I remember that until late 2016 you had to trust it manually.

 

Maybe now the phone's mozroots is updated with Letsencrypt, and then Android trusts letsencrypt root CA.

 

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[shorty1483 453]

Maybe now the phone's mozroots is updated with Letsencrypt, and then Android trusts letsencrypt root CA.

 

 

Let's Enrypt is trusted sind 03/2016.

[anderbytes 139]

Let's Enrypt is trusted sind 03/2016.

 

https://community.letsencrypt.org/t/android-doesnt-trust-the-certificate/16498/9

 

https://letsencrypt.org/2016/08/05/le-root-to-be-trusted-by-mozilla.html

 

Look at the dates

[shorty1483 453]

https://community.letsencrypt.org/t/android-doesnt-trust-the-certificate/16498/9

 

https://letsencrypt.org/2016/08/05/le-root-to-be-trusted-by-mozilla.html

 

Look at the dates

 

Perhaps Trust Stores are manufacturer specific on Android, dunno. But I'm not interested in any kind of discussion. I just know that they joined cabforum in 03/2016. I began to use Let's Encrypt in 05/2016 and never had any problems with any of my devices.