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[Bug] certificado de instalacion #686
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Key compromise: http://yr1.c.lencr.org/114.crl
Nothing was "compromised", it had a public private key. Backloop.dev can no longer be used as they're no longer going to be publicizing it.
Reacted by TheEviiDenCeKey compromise: http://yr1.c.lencr.org/114.crl
Backloop repositoryNothing was "compromised", it had a public private key. Backloop.dev can no longer be used as they're no longer going to be publicizing it.
Okay, I may have been too quick to state the reason, but in general, the certificate was revoked, which is why it is not working.
Key compromise: http://yr1.c.lencr.org/114.crl
Backloop repositoryNothing was "compromised", it had a public private key. Backloop.dev can no longer be used as they're no longer going to be publicizing it.
Is our only option now to use the idevice setup?
Not sure on reliability of that option.@sleepyhauru set semi local server in installation settings with localhost address.
Reacted by Dan Banfield and sleepyhauru@sleepyhauru set semi local server in installation settings with localhost address.
This works for now. Thanks!
please change the app to use self signed certificate installed on device settings like other apps do
- marked [Bug] SSL Certificates fail to download on iOS 27 beta (works fine on iOS 26) #689 as a duplicate of this issue
on Aug 13, 2026 - marked [Bug] Installing with Server Type: Fully Local no longer works with ios27 #715 as a duplicate of this issue
on Sep 16, 2026 One possible solution for this would be the possibility to define the domain used for retrieving the SSL certificates. I have my own domain for which I have a valid SSL certificate, so I could just point my.sub.domain to localhost and tell feather to use that, instead of *.backloop.dev.
One possible solution for this would be the possibility to define a domain used for retrieving the SSL certificates. I have my own domain for which I have a valid SSL certificate, so I could just point my.sub.domain to localhost and tell feather to use that, instead of *.backloop.dev.
you can already do this in feather, just go in feather folder in files app, edit the commonName.txt with your own domain, then put your SSL certificate as server.crt, and private key as server.pem and it should be using your own domain
One possible solution for this would be the possibility to define a domain used for retrieving the SSL certificates. I have my own domain for which I have a valid SSL certificate, so I could just point my.sub.domain to localhost and tell feather to use that, instead of *.backloop.dev.
you can already do this in feather, just go in feather folder in files app, edit the commonName.txt with your own domain, then put your SSL certificate as server.crt, and private key as server.pem and it should be using your own domain
Good to know, thanks!
- marked [Bug] Fully Local Installation Stuck on
Readyafter backloop.dev certificate service shutdown #722 as a duplicate of this issueon Sep 22, 2026 - marked [Bug] After sign in the App , App is not install only loader showing #724 as a duplicate of this issue
on Sep 30, 2026
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No me deja actualizar el certificado para poder instalar app server fully local
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