jrmwvu04
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Oh yes I took my turn with that during the iOS 13 beta period. Learned more than I ever thought I could about certificates. Which wasn’t much, all told.OK, solved the pixelserv-tls certificate mess.
Frustrating, I know.
Oh yes I took my turn with that during the iOS 13 beta period. Learned more than I ever thought I could about certificates. Which wasn’t much, all told.OK, solved the pixelserv-tls certificate mess.
Frustrating, I know.
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Are you M... T...? If so, thanks a lot, email follows.
Why can't I pass(get a secure padlock) with this site using Chromium Edge/IE 11 from latest Win 10? I've checked the pixelserv cert and verified 2048 bit. What am I missing?Diversion 4.1.8 is now available
To test if your device works with the certificate, open https://diversion-adblocking-ip.address in a browser. You may have to reload the page a couple of times to get the secure padlock icon.
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Why can't I pass(get a secure padlock) with this site using Chromium Edge/IE 11 from latest Win 10? I've checked the pixelserv cert and verified 2048 bit. What am I missing?
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NVM got it to work by recreating the certs. Happy holidays!!!Why can't I pass(get a secure padlock) with this site using Chromium Edge/IE 11 from latest Win 10? I've checked the pixelserv cert and verified 2048 bit. What am I missing?
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I have no idea how that possibly could happen. There is NO code in Diversion that does this, except for the alerts if the discontinued support.it-mate.co.uk hosts file is in use.
Are you referring to pixelserv-tls? If so this may help....Taken from https://kazoo.ga/pixelserv-tls/Team, having a brain fart. Where is ca.crt saved in the router?
Also, related question... can I drop other files in that directory to make them available at http://192.168.X.3/other.file ?
Download the binary from Github. aarch64 for 64-bit ARM routers/servers. armv7 for 32-bit ARM routers/servers. Unzip the archive, locate & rename 'pixelserv-tls.<your architecture>.performance.dynamic' to 'pixelserv-tls'. Upload the file to your router/server and replace the one of the same name in '/opt/bin'.
Team, having a brain fart. Where is ca.crt saved in the router?
/opt/var/cache/pixelserv
If I’m understanding you right, it doesn’t work that way. It only serves the things it’s coded to serve, you can’t just add things at your own discretion.Perfect, thanks guys. Easy enough to test now.
Edit: well that doesn't seem to work. /tmp/mnt/YourMom/entware/var/cache/pixelserv/sample.txt will not download, even though /ca.crt will. So... dunno.
Is this what you want?Yeah, I'm sure you're right. Would be nice to be able to throw up a few small files in a place like that for LAN/Wifi access...
Maybe,Why can't I pass(get a secure padlock) with this site using Chromium Edge/IE 11 from latest Win 10? I've checked the pixelserv cert and verified 2048 bit. What am I missing?
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For your 1st question, I'm away from home, but I can teach you to fish:Team, having a brain fart. Where is ca.crt saved in the router?
Also, related question... can I drop other files in that directory to make them available at http://192.168.X.3/other.file ?
find / -name ca.crt
https://diversion-adblocking-ip.address is exactly what one enters into a browser.Maybe,
Don't type https://diversion-adblocking-ip.address
Type https://192.168.1.1 (or what ever is your pixelserv address)

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