[solved] Err_cert_authority_invalid

[lleachii]

@arjuniet

Yes but if I want to install the trusted CA certificate also process is same

Correct, but would you further suggest to someone - that they open their router web GUI to WAN with that Public cert?

I merely suggest - NOT.

@arjuniet

Atleast not after let's encrtpt

Provide a link to the community for Let's Encrypt instructions for OpenWrt, please?

Thanks.

@arjuniet

No one recommend to use self signed certificate even on LAN access to luck

Neither did I. Please re-read:

@lleachii

During the process, this packages creates a self-signed certificate.

But it has been given as the solution to this problem, which is why I sent you a link to the forum's search results. You should have found this thread (and a link to it's original):

@hnyman

Just to add to slh's answer in the other thread: your browser may have option to declare a certificate as trusted. E.g. Firefox calls that "exception".

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Let's just wait to see if the solution works for the OP; before you confuse the topic further regarding public certs. Please refrain from hijacking threads from the Original Poster, thanks.