[GitHub] [cordova-plugin-inappbrowser] tonetechnician commented on issue #292: SSL errors handling in Android

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tonetechnician commented on issue #292: SSL errors handling in Android
URL: https://github.com/apache/cordova-plugin-inappbrowser/issues/292#issuecomment-526490729
 
 
   Hi guys, 
   
   I'm wondering if anyone has had any further experience with this? I have local area network system that intends to use a phone app as a controller. I require access to the phone's gyro and accelerometer so, as far as I can tell, I need to use https to gain access to this.
   
   Since it's a local area server that the phone is interacting with I need to use a self-signed certificate, and am unable to use a CA for two reasons:
   1. The app could be used on networks not connected to the internet
   2. My server IP can change across networks.
   
   The thing I don't understand is that the app works as it should when I load the apk locally (using debug), but when I upload a release to the app store and download it, it doesn't work, and I'm rather given a popup message "The connection the server was unsuccessful".
   
   Has anyone had any similar experience? Or possibly any sort of work around for it? Would help me so much! So far I've sent a message to Google Play Store and hoping to get a response from them as well. Will post here as well once I have feedback. 

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