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Option to set CA for self-signed certs #134

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AgentBignose opened this issue Jun 21, 2019 · 5 comments
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Option to set CA for self-signed certs #134

AgentBignose opened this issue Jun 21, 2019 · 5 comments

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@AgentBignose
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With Client Cert auth under devlelopment now it would be nice to be able to set your own CA you used to self-sign your server and client crts.

Without this option you have to disable "Validate certificate".

Unfortunetly many companies do not sign their Root Crts externally :-( :-(

@thomasnordquist
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That is already possible, look for Server Certificate in the certificates tab (not sure if the naming is 100% accurate)

@thomasnordquist
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@AgentBignose does this answer your question?

@AgentBignose
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Oh yes, sorry! This morning I confused this with the server public key.

This does answere my question!

@thomasnordquist
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Released with v0.3.5.

@mrdc
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mrdc commented Apr 27, 2021

@thomasnordquist

Hi Thomas,

Maybe a better way would be to provide a server.crt in mqtt-explorer settings and validate it against ca.crt which is in system root of trust.
So, I install my ca.crt system wide and all server.crt's signed by that ca.crt are automatically become valid.

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