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On a Samsung A71 or Sumsung A30 running Android 10, we can not access our CHT instance running in Docker. Using the unbranded app, we get a “unable to contact server” error.
Steps to reproduce:
Install the CHT using docker-compose and a local only DNS entry and *.my.local-ip.co TLS certs per this forum post. This result in cht.my.local-ip.co being the URL for a CHT instance with a valid TLS certificate.
Using a Samsung A71 or Sumsung A30 phone, download the unbranded 0.8.0 Android app from the Play Store
Expected: The app connects to the CHT instace Actual: The app shows a “unable to contact server” error and doesn’t connect Related: Going to https://cht.my.local-ip.co in a browser on either phone works. Going to https://cht.my.local-ip.co on a desktop on the same LAN works. Using the test instance https://gamma.dev.medicmobile.org in the app and the phones’ browser works.
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On a Samsung A71 or Sumsung A30 running Android 10, we can not access our CHT instance running in Docker. Using the unbranded app, we get a “unable to contact server” error.
Steps to reproduce:
cht.my.local-ip.co
being the URL for a CHT instance with a valid TLS certificate.Expected: The app connects to the CHT instace
Actual: The app shows a “unable to contact server” error and doesn’t connect
Related: Going to https://cht.my.local-ip.co in a browser on either phone works. Going to https://cht.my.local-ip.co on a desktop on the same LAN works. Using the test instance https://gamma.dev.medicmobile.org in the app and the phones’ browser works.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: