Certificate not trusted in iOS 13

[broizter]

My certificate is no longer trusted since upgrading to iOS 13. I'm guessing it has to do with the new requirements introduced in iOS 13.

https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT210176

[FiloSottile]

What version of mkcert did generate them? This should be fixed in v1.4.0. See #174.

[broizter]

Sorry about that. Creating new certificates with v1.4.0 did indeed fix the problem. Closing this issue.

[x4080]

@broizter I seems have problem with this too, do you use the root certificate for the server or the generated certificate after calling mkcert (it will create xxxx.key and xxxx-key.pem) ? And which certificate do you install in the device ?

Thanks

[bmitchinson]

I'm also still having trouble with a cert on iOS 13.3.1, even though that same cert is fine on OSX 10.15.3

[miguelmota]

Make sure that after importing the rootCA.pem into iOS that you go to the Settings app and then "General -> About -> Certificate Trust Settings" to enable full trust for the root certificate.

[seeya]

I'm on iOS 14 and the root certificate doesn't appear on the page "Certificate Trust Settings".

[edwardfxiao]

I'm on iOS 14 and the root certificate doesn't appear on the page "Certificate Trust Settings".

Probably you have not including both files in Profiles?

Because I don't have "Enable full trust for root certificates," until I put rootCA.pem in iPhone as well as the documentation says https://github.com/FiloSottile/mkcert#installing-the-ca-on-other-systems

copy it to a different machine