Subsonic/Ampache are self-hosted applications and should need to be able to support a user defined root certificate if that is installed on the android device. The default of android applications is to ignore the user trusted credentials. This patch overrides this by allowing certificates that are signed by certificates added by the user to their device.
nvllsvm
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Subsonic/Ampache are self-hosted applications and should need to be able to support a user defined root certificate if that is installed on the android device. The default of android applications is to ignore the user trusted credentials. This patch overrides this by allowing certificates that are signed by certificates added by the user to their device.
See: https://developer.android.com/training/articles/security-config