No such file or directory when running cd ${DATA_DIR}/ubios-cert about ubios-cert

[alxwolf]

Oh let me have a look at that. This branch hasn't been touched since ages, will need to relearn that.

[CaseyTal]

Oh okay! I saw there were changes a couple of months ago, but I know 2.5 just came out a couple weeks ago.

Ultimately, I've got a site with multiple tenants connecting to the same WiFi network "The Golden" set up in WPA2-Enterprise signing in with their own usernames and passwords to get authenticated to their VLANs that are all isolated with each user only able to access their printers and devices.

The problem is that every time they connect, they get a warning that the certificate is untrusted and says "UbiOS". It would be nice to have a custom certificate with the name of the shared space so that people could know they could trust it.

So if I could install my own certificate, that would be ideal.

[CaseyTal]

My network version 7.3.83. Should I downgrade? Also using Terminal on Mac to SSH in. Should I be doing it another way?

[alxwolf]

Please don't change anything in your approach right now. I bet this is just broken for 2.x and needs to be fixed first. Will check that as soon as possible ...

[CaseyTal]

I appreciate it! Would be nice to stop getting bombarded with questions on why they're connecting to a "bad untrusted network". lol

[alxwolf]

Agree. "Usual" recommendation on reddit & co. is "just ignore it" or "type 'thisisnotsafe' in Chrome" etc.

Strongly dislike that as it educates the user to just ignore warnings when they should be respected...

[alxwolf]

continue in issue #14