iOS App - SSL Certificate not recognised when using Bonjour & Feature request
Hi Ben,
The iOS app is awesome so far, much appreciated. Two things however:
1. I have my server set up with a custom domain name secured with a SSL certificate, security spy web server runs on HTTPS and the trust chain is complete. Certificates are installed on the device via profile manager on macOS server. However when using the auto discover option it cannot verify the authenticity of the certificate (prompts to manually trust), but if I setup the server in the app manually, it can. Not a biggie, but thought it was interesting and you might want to know.
2. Feature request: One of the reasons I've been using Spyglass is so I could get push notifications for motion detection, would be really great to have this added to the official app too. Unless I'm missing a setting somewhere?
Thanks again for the great work you do.
Cheers,
Ryan
The iOS app is awesome so far, much appreciated. Two things however:
1. I have my server set up with a custom domain name secured with a SSL certificate, security spy web server runs on HTTPS and the trust chain is complete. Certificates are installed on the device via profile manager on macOS server. However when using the auto discover option it cannot verify the authenticity of the certificate (prompts to manually trust), but if I setup the server in the app manually, it can. Not a biggie, but thought it was interesting and you might want to know.
2. Feature request: One of the reasons I've been using Spyglass is so I could get push notifications for motion detection, would be really great to have this added to the official app too. Unless I'm missing a setting somewhere?
Thanks again for the great work you do.
Cheers,
Ryan
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Hi Ryan,
Thanks for the feedback, we'll look into the certificate thing to see if there is any problems with the app checking validity of the certificates.
Currently there are no push notifications, but this is a popular feature request already so we'll see what we can do for a future update. -
I'm just following up on this. We can't find any issues with the handling of certificates in the app. You're probably getting this message due to a domain name mismatch: if the domain name encoded in the certificate doesn't match the domain name that the client is using to connect to the server (which is probably the case when connecting over Bonjour), then this invalidates the certificate. Manually trusting the certificate will get around this.
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Cheers Ben.
