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How to get Let`s encrypt root certificate?
The problem is that when downloading a certificate via certbot in standalone mode, there are only two certificates in fullchain.pem, intermediate and mine, the tls-development library swears at the lack of a root certificate, I don’t know how Apache and Enzhiinks work on it, the market is zero, in popular browsers, they work for lack of a root, but what about mobile browsers and unpopular ones? Maybe I misunderstood something, should the root, intermediate, my (trusted) certificate be present in fullchain.pem? How to download a certificate correctly so that there is a complete chain, otherwise it doesn’t work out seriously)))?
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Any normal CA distributes its root certificates in all possible ways. Most likely it can be downloaded directly from the LE website. Another question is how to slip the LE root certificate into the root list where you need it.
But with this there can be problems, up to impossibility.
Android:
When you place your root certificates , there will always be a yellow triangle in the tray that says "You're being eavesdropped!". You think for no reason that email clients with X.509 support (for example, R2Mail2) have their own
database of
iOS CA certificates :
As far as I remember, the addition takes place without a market, but it was a long time ago, I don’t like Apple and I can easily be mistaken
WinMobile:
Impossible. That is, it is impossible in principle to add your certificate to the root. From the word at all. In the old, old vindophones, it was possible to roll up the "service pack" for Windows yourself by dancing with an enormous tambourine, in the latter there is no way.
To pass the validity check, the publisher chain must be traced back to a certificate that resides in the trusted root store. The question is usually what storage the program considers as such and how to add something to this storage.
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