low basalt
I haven’t been able to use the iOS app in a while because it doesn’t allow me to manually trust my self signed SSL certificate. I’ve tried installing the certificate on my local device and still nothing.
My setup is:
Accessing via internal IP using https. I have a self signed certificate for SSL.
Am I doing something wrong in terms of my SSL setup or is the companion app just missing a button that says trust this certificate?
sullen river
I was just about to post the same thing - following.
sweet juniper
iOS App doesn't support self signed certificates
sullen river
If it's connecting to an internal site, we should have control over whether the cert is accepted or not
sweet juniper
If you need to install a certificate on the iPhone the app won’t work, it doesn’t support client certificates. Only Android does
sullen river
I mean I can use the browser on my phone, but that defeats having the app - granted the app will still send push notifications
sweet juniper
I don’t know what to say, it’s just not supported right now :/
ocean stream
I mean I can use the browser on my phone, but that defeats having the app - gran...
lets encrypt is free
sullen river
I have a free private CA on my network
low basalt
iOS App doesn't support self signed certificates
It used to. Or at least it used to allow you to bypass the SSL warning. I was using it just fine up until a couple months ago.
sweet juniper
You can access unsecure HA servers in iOS App, but untrusted SSL certificates will cause issues for sure. Not sure how it was before to you but nothing has change in this area for a while
rigid cove
Any reason you don't want to use Let's Encrypt?
low basalt
Any reason you don't want to use Let's Encrypt?
I could but I don’t think that would make a difference. I’m trying to have my local ip accessed via https. Unless I set up a local DNS server I don’t see how to accomplish it
rigid cove
There is a way but it's convoluted and may not even work depending on your home router. I only have my external IP in DNS and my home router does some destination NAT magic to make it work on the inside.
Of course there is always IPv6 if you have it available to you.
ocean stream
I could but I don’t think that would make a difference. I’m trying to have my lo...
can you not just access it via homeassistant.local:8123 ?
rigid cove
Would the internal/external network feature of the app work for you?
low basalt
can you not just access it via homeassistant.local:8123 ?
afaik you can't get a cert for a .local domain, would kind of defeat the purpose since its not publicly accessible... correct me if im wrong
ocean stream
Why do you need a certificate if its only publicly accessible