I generated a free certificate with https://letsencrypt.org/ this morning and tried to get this working again. I have been successfully accessing a server using a publicly accessible URL over port 22443 with SSL for a long time now on a Fedora machine with my Windows Firefox computer. I have been unable to access it from my Android phone until today when I put it on the standard 443 port.
The problem seems to be that the Android client does not recognize the non-standard port. It says my application URL is https://myserver.com and that the public URL is https://myserver.com:22443. Changing the server to listen on 443 and fixing this on Android Firefox solves the problem and the device syncs successfully. I used the information from this blog to get things rolling: http://www.ncalexander.net/blog/2014/07/05/how-to-connect-firefox-for-android-to-self-hosted-services/ Is this a bug in the Firefox plugin? The server listens on the non-standard port as a way to prevent unwanted https traffic. I'd like to do this if I could. Thanks! Jerry
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