I have android based e-reader (T68Lynx, android 4.0.4).
I can install certificates to connet EAP-TLS network, but I have to set PIN.
And I know I have had application which unlocks cert store during boot, but now I cannot find in Google Play. Can anybody help me?
I have root on this device.
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Hi,
it is possible to create pseudo devices on WM, Symbian and Android during an application installation? I will write a pseudo gps device and install it as normal application.
WM: it should be possible
Symbian: I think too
Android: mmm...I need root access to load an kernel module or ? Have signed apk (android packages) root access?
Ok, now I know it is impossible with official method to create an device during an apk installation.
But Android has a LocationProvider:
http://developer.android.com/reference/android/location/LocationProvider.html
Hi there,
I have downloaded a root CA certificate and now I want to install it on my Android Froyo device (HTC Vision / Desire Z / G2), so that the device trusts the certificate and does not complain about an untrusted certificate every time I start an SSL connection.
Android stores CA certificates in its Java keystore in /system/etc/security/cacerts.bks. I copied the file to my computer, added my certificate using portecle 1.5 and pushed it back to the device.
Now, Android does not seem to reload the file automatically. I have read in several blog posts that I need to restart the device. Doing so results in the file being overwritten with the original one again.
My next try was to install the certificate from SD card by copying it and using the according option from the settings menu. The device tells me that the certificate has been installed, but apparently it does not trust the certificate. Moreover, when I try to copy the keystore to my computer, I still find the original stock cacerts.bks.
Is there any way to add my certificate to the trusted ones? What mechanism restores the original keystore on every boot? Can I reload the keystore without rebooting? This would be at least a preliminary solution. Is there a chance do do it programmatically?
Thanks in advance!
Hi,
The WiFi I am using in university now requires me to download a CA Certificate for the Wifi login;
However, whenever I try to install it, a window popup: Password for Credential Storage
I did eventually manage to tackle it by adding some unlock figure.
So I have my WiFi certificate installed, and I went on disabling my Unlock Figure.
But then, after the figure was disabled (no password/unlock figure after sleep), the installed wifi certificate is automatically deleted as well!!
I really dont want to set a unlock figure/password everytime I boot up or just close the lid on my Shield.....it is really troublesome just closing the lid and i have to slide it unlock; i dont need it and i dont want it; But apparently an unlock method is required to keep the wifi certificate in the system...
So now I'm stuck on a loop of unlock method -> install certificate; is there a way I can forcibly install the Wifi Certificate into the shield sysem without going through all these troubles?? I I have root access and I suppose i can copy and paste and change some lines in the system files??
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Please help!!
Hi there,
I want to install a certificate to my application so that the device can allow the installation without enabling the unknown sources. Like Google Play does.
Do i need to put the Cert in trusted certificates or other places?
Thank you,
psycop
Any Help please?
Dear forum users,
I had a daunting task to install a certificate manually to the phone. The Samsung is running Android 8.0 and the certificate is a SSL cert for a server with extension .cer.
I have managed to download the certificate from a secure website to the phone and now it sits in Files folder. Every time I try to install the certificate, the phone always says "no certificate to install".
Is there a limitation that what kind of certificate can be installed to different version of Android?
Thanks.
wangjueliang said:
Dear forum users,
I had a daunting task to install a certificate manually to the phone. The Samsung is running Android 8.0 and the certificate is a SSL cert for a server with extension .cer.
I have managed to download the certificate from a secure website to the phone and now it sits in Files folder. Every time I try to install the certificate, the phone always says "no certificate to install".
Is there a limitation that what kind of certificate can be installed to different version of Android?
Thanks.
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How are you trying to install it? What method/process are you using?
You should be able to go your device's system settings>security settings, in your security settings you should have some kind of option that allows you to change security options, in there somewhere, you should find an option that allows install certificates.
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