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Problem - Need to install self signed certificate on device/simulator when downloading content using https url
I have successfully implement CHCP in an Ionic (v1) Starter tabs application. I have hosted the updated files on my server which supports http as well as https. When I provide content-url as http, it works as expected without any error. When I switch to https, I get error code -1 (Failed to fetch update). Incase of https, we are using a Self Signed Certificate on our server. Work around for this issue is to install the Self Signed Certification on the iPad device/simulator. Is there a way we can auto-accept the certificate without the need to install the same. Please advise.
System info
Platform: iOS
Platform version: 10.0.2
Ionic version: ionic1 1.3.4
Cordova version: 7.0.1
Node version: 6.11.4
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Problem - Need to install self signed certificate on device/simulator when downloading content using https url
I have successfully implement CHCP in an Ionic (v1) Starter tabs application. I have hosted the updated files on my server which supports http as well as https. When I provide content-url as http, it works as expected without any error. When I switch to https, I get error code -1 (Failed to fetch update). Incase of https, we are using a Self Signed Certificate on our server. Work around for this issue is to install the Self Signed Certification on the iPad device/simulator. Is there a way we can auto-accept the certificate without the need to install the same. Please advise.
System info
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: