access outside of network

[Oakington 13]

@@ebr Is the SSL development for the android app opensourced? I'd like to contribute but I'd rather not duplicate work that has already been done. Any way you can push an ssl-dev branch to the public repo?

[ebr 16169]

I do not believe anything has been done with SSL in the Android app yet.  We are working on general stability and other fixes first.

 

More than likely, this will be taken care of at the ApiClient level as opposed to the app level.

[Oakington 13]

Understood. Thanks for the quick reply.

[samw5 0]

Does this imply that SSL connections aren't supported at all in the android app?

 

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[thefirstofthe300 292]

Currently, the native Android app doesn't support SSL connections but it is on the todo list.

 

If you want to use SSL, don't forget that the web client is extremely mobile friendly so you can use SSL with it.

[ivoidwarranties 15]

Currently, the native Android app doesn't support SSL connections but it is on the todo list.

 

If you want to use SSL, don't forget that the web client is extremely mobile friendly so you can use SSL with it.

 

Hi, any updates on SSL support on the Android app?  

[ressu 13]

SSL protected instances can be a bit tricky. The problem is that SSL is inherently built to shy away from self signed certificates. Getting a connection to happen automatically to such a host is a chore in itself.

 

That being said, I would love to see ACME support in Emby. For those who think of cartoons when hearing the word ACME, it's a protocol that allows automatically assigned signed certificates. More info at https://letsencrypt.org/