Copies certificates from the user certificate store into the system store. Also removes the Network may be monitored warning.
Note that this is a significant change from the historical use of this module. By copying, instead of moving, the Certificate Transparency problem for proxying Google Chrome has been solved. See notes and links in the changelog below for more details on this.
v2.0.1
- Updated install messages
- Fixed the release binary. I'd previously accidentally included the entire .git repository in the installer zip. Whoopsie. Down to 8KB when I had it at 80KB before.
v2.0
- Changed behavior to copy instead of moving the certificate.
- Fixed install issue in Magisk, where this module would not install correctly. Credit to azio7.
v1.9
- Dynamically determine correct SELinux context for cert from device itself.
- AdGuard users may need to reinstall their HTTPS filtering certificate.
v1.8
- Merged pull request: Fix SELinux contexts
v1.7
- Merged pull request: Prevent placeholder from being moved to system store
- Merged pull request: System store certs should be owned by user and group root
v1.6
- Updated to newest module installer template
v1.5
- Updated module template to 17000
v1.4
- Remove unnecessary placeholders
v1.3
- Create system store module directory instead of mkdir command
v1.2
- Create system store directory if it does not already exist
v1.1
- Added more info to README
v1
- Initial release
If for some reason you do not want all your certificates moved from the user store to the system store, you can specify which certificate to move in /common/post-fs-data.sh by replacing the * with the name of the certificate; i.e.,
mv -f /data/misc/user/0/cacerts-added/12abc345.0 $MODDIR/system/etc/security/cacerts