How to get access to custom https map with untruste certificate

Artyom shared this problem 40 hours ago
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I'm going to get an access to online map which has https connection.

When I opening tile link in the browser than browser shows message the certificate is untrusted. When I confirm it - browser shows me tile map.

There is looks like Locus can not download the tile because certificate is blocking it.

I have installed trusted certificate to Android, Chrome not show certificate warning anymore but Locus seems still can't use system certificate or something else..


I'm not sure the certificate is problem, there is only my opinion.


Who knows how to check why Locus can't open tile link. Link example:


https://ngw.fppd.cgkipd.ru/tile/56/12/3617/1396.png

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Hello Artyom,

as I see based on test on https://www.digicert.com/help/ , your certificate is valid, but not trusted.

Suggest checking Google manual for installing certificates here.

You wrote you've already added certificate to the system. After restart of the Locus Map and restart of download, what error do you see?

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When I open custom online map I can see "unknown problem" at tiles.

Map config:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>

<providers>

<provider id="3104190" type="0" visible="true" background="-1">

<name>Топокарты</name>

<mode>Scheme EECO Russia</mode>

<countries>World</countries>

<usage>city,road</usage>

<url><![CDATA[</url>" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank"></url>" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">https://ngw.fppd.cgkipd.ru/tile/56/{z}/{x}/{y}.png]]></url>;;

<zoomPart>{z}-8</zoomPart>

<zoomMin>8</zoomMin>

<zoomMax>21</zoomMax>

<tileSize>256</tileSize>

</provider>

</providers>


So looks strange, I just copied it from text editor in Android, I don't know what is it

" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank

I don't see this text in the editor

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