following this post, I imported my self signed certificate into ca-certificates. But when I try to connect to the server using Dino, I get an error telling me that the security certificate is issued to another domain, which I don't understand.
The certificate uses the public IP as identity and it's verified by the public IP too, it's a self signed certificate. Can someone please explain to me what's the meaning of the error?
I generated the certificate using prosodyctl cert generate public_ip. The certificate seems valid since from other apps like Monocles chat, after telling it it's okay that is self signed it worked. So maybe the problem is the way I imported it to ca-certificates? What I did is: I copied the certificate from the server to the client and put it in the ca-certificates folder. Then, I executed dpkg-reconfigure ca-certificates to import it.
openssl verify cert_file, but the verification fails because it's self signed. – Mateu Saiós Nov 15 '23 at 07:20