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Is it possible to provide a full or a partial certificate chain when issuing a payment request? My domain's certificate was issued by an intermediary which is not stored in rootcerts.json:
AddTrust External CA Root
|__ COMODO RSA Certification Authority
|__ COMODO RSA Extended Validation Secure Server CA <--
|__ MyDomain.com
I've been trying to supply the whole chain as well as a partial one and I couldn't make it work. I think bitcoinj does not have this issue, mycelium testnet is able to correctly verify the signature by verifying the entire chain.
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Is it possible to provide a full or a partial certificate chain when issuing a payment request? My domain's certificate was issued by an intermediary which is not stored in
rootcerts.json
:I've been trying to supply the whole chain as well as a partial one and I couldn't make it work. I think
bitcoinj
does not have this issue,mycelium testnet
is able to correctly verify the signature by verifying the entire chain.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: