Problem with self signed certificates

[hardwareadictos]

Hey! I cannot sign in via the app with my self signed certificates. Is the app compatible with self signed certificates?

Thanks in advance :)

[remi-martin]

Hi, there are a couple of issues with self hosted Piwigo's configuration such as SSL and non http / https ports. Please take a look at these issues (#74, #39, #55) while we are investigating.

[hardwareadictos]

Thank you Remi, didnt look at it. Going to check :)

[hardwareadictos]

Just configured nginx to pick my self signed certs and i assigned port 65443 as suggested, i can login on browser but not in the app itself:

I have to say that those certificates are working fine with my other self hosted services. Can i provide more information?

Thanks in advance :)

[hardwareadictos]

If it helps, i'm using a Pixel 4 XL runing Android 12:

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/69018940/flutter-dart-handshakeexception-handshake-error-in-client-os-error-certificat
flutter/flutter#50699
flutter/flutter#36708

Seems that flutter is a little bit tricky on certs

[Servery]

I have the same problem.

[GeekTieGuy]

I experience the issue with self-signed certificates as well. My use case is limited to wanting to access a piwigo system via the NG Android app only while I'm on the same network as the server, so something like https://myserver/piwigo/

[romp13]

I am experiencing the exact same problem. Is there any solution or workaround? Is it an issue that needs to be fixed in the mobile app code or is this something that needs to be changed on the server side? Would copying the certificate somewhere on the phone and mark it as trusted help?