> Surely you can put a text file in > your Android file system and tell your application's libcurl to use that file > as a CA cert?
But I don't know beforehand the name of that file, since the user could use different proxies (it's not always a certificate for Charles). Although I guess as a workaround I could educate the user to load their CA cert file in the Download directory with a specific name. I tested this by setting CURLOPT_CAINFO, but I got this error: "error setting certificate verify locations: CAfile: /storage/emulated/0/Download/924c6f19.0 CApath: /system/etc/security/cacerts" Then I tried just setting the CURLOPT_CAPATH option to the Download directory and got this permission error: "BoringSSL: error:0200000d:system library:OPENSSL_internal:Permission denied" Does this mean that the Download directory on Android doesn't have the permissions required for OpenSSL to read the certificates? drwxrws--- 4 u0_a147 media_rw 4096 2023-04-11 17:34 Download What permissions does OpenSSL need to read the certificates?
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