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Androidacy / MagiskModuleManager

Previously known as Fox's Magisk Module Manager (FoxMMM), this app helps users find, install "Magisk Modules" - powerful little zips/apps for your device that plug into the Magisk framework.
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Faild to download the modules #101

Closed sacredic closed 5 months ago

sacredic commented 5 months ago

Describe the bug When i click yhe istall modules option，the screen show that failed to download the modules zip with an error report 'potential SSL interception detected"

To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:

  1. Go to '...'
  2. Click on '....'
  3. Scroll down to '....'
  4. See error

Expected behavior I expect that fix the error ---- can download and install the modules

Screenshots If applicable, add screenshots to help explain your problem. Screenshot_20240313-003327

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androidacy-user commented 5 months ago

Whenever you see this error, the app detected an incorrect SSL root certificate. This is always an issue on your end in one way or another.

Things to check:

1). Are you using any MITM apps? Disable them for our app 2). Are you running a router that may perform SSL filtering? Try disabling it 3). Is your ISP doing SSL filtering? Try using a trusted VPN.

Wollert60 commented 5 months ago

Wont work dude

androidacy-user commented 5 months ago

@sacredic if we don't receive a response soon, I'm afraid we'll have to close this issue

a0193143 commented 5 months ago

This only happens with Magisk Alt Repo, and AMM dev seems not interest with solving this issue. Fine, I'll switch to MRepo.

androidacy-user commented 5 months ago

This only happens with Magisk Alt Repo, and AMM dev seems not interest with solving this issue. Fine, I'll switch to MRepo.

The alt repo doesn't have SSL pinning in the app, so your issue is unrelated.

Please don't spam issues with unrelated comments, if you have more information, open a new issue.

I have been informed in private that GitHub switched their root CA, and at some point FoxMMM started pinning a root CA for GitHub. Apologize for the confusion.