Enable accepting self-signed certificate that are trusted by the OS

[thiagorb]

What can be improved?
I'm able to add a self-signed certificate to iOS settings, so that Safari accepts it, but the same certificate won't be accepted by KeePassium.

The solution you'd like
Any of this would work:

• Accept self-signed certificates (or add a toggle for that) that are trusted by the OS.
• Show the invalid certificate and allow white-listing this specific certificate.
• Allow selecting a pem file that matches the one used by the WebDAV server.

Additional context
I configured a WebDAV server on a PC on my local network, and would like to configure my other devices to sync with this WebDAV server, so I don't have to rely on any cloud storage. This works fine, but I would need to have a valid certificate. Trusting any certificate would be the same as dropping the SSL (some man in the middle could use a different certificate and act as a proxy), and I would like to be able to sync my DB on networks other than my own.

[keepassium]

Thank you, Thiago, I will look into this.

[lordyavin]

So what's the status here? I have the same problem.

[keepassium]

@lordyavin , still in the queue (the issue is open) with pretty low priority (two "thumbs up" in two years).

Have you tried these steps?

[a-dmg]

@lordyavin , still in the queue (the issue is open) with pretty low priority (two "thumbs up" in two years).

Have you tried these steps?

Unfortunately, if I understand it well, this does not import the certificate to Keepassium's keystore. Keepassium needs to have a special feature to import certificates to its keystore and provide them when a server asks for them. Of course, you can do it as described here, but to my knowledge, this only makes them available in Safari/Mail or Apple apps. So synchronisation from Keepassium does not work.