Closed Happyfeet01 closed 7 years ago
02-24 14:40:55.817 E/FxAccounts(1583): Caused by: java.security.cert.CertificateException: java.security.cert.CertPathValidatorException: Trust anchor for certification path not found.
I recall there being difficulties with using self-signed or otherwise unusual SSL certificates on Android. You might find that using a certificate from Lets Encrypt or some other default-trusted provider, will get things up and running.
Would be nice if it was possible to make it work with self-signed certificates... Importing a self-signed cert into Android doesn't make it work, unfortunately...
Would be nice if it was possible to make it work with self-signed certificates..
@rnewman is there a bug (resolved/wontfix or otherwise) for this on the android side of things? IIUC there's not much we an do about it in the server, it's all about Android's support for self-signed certs.
Note that this usually works for folks if they import the certs into Android's certificate store — visit the page in Chrome or the stock browser and save the cert there. Firefox's own cert store is not used by Sync.
Thanks! Closing this in favour of the above.
Hello,
I have setup my syncserver on an Ubuntu 16.04 LTS server.
When I access with my browser the domain https://sync.domain.tld there is a it works message. i can sync my firefox Browser at work and home. Only Android won´t work.. Is it not supported?