If your TV is rooted, you can use a bash script I wrote to remove the expired LetsEncrypt cert and add two new certs to the TV's truststore. Open a shell on your TV and run the following four commands:
2. Tried to overcome that by just downloading the script and SCP it to the TV that worked fine BUT you have wget again in the update-ca-certs.sh so I had to download and SCP the certs to the correct folders - NOW the final issue I see is and cannot understand is how is /media/cryptofs/apps/usr/palm/services/com.palmdts.devmode.service/start-devmode.sh going to run and apply the setting? what will trigger this script?
Thanks, From what I can find you are the only one really working on this issue - Really appreciate it!
LG WEBOS 4.0 and below. Letsencrypt root certificated expired.
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Hi TAM,
I found a few issues with your script,
1. wget doesn't work on my TV I get - wget: not an http or ftp url: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/tf318/lg/main/update-ca-certs.sh
2. Tried to overcome that by just downloading the script and SCP it to the TV that worked fine BUT you have wget again in the update-ca-certs.sh so I had to download and SCP the certs to the correct folders - NOW the final issue I see is and cannot understand is how is /media/cryptofs/apps/usr/palm/services/com.palmdts.devmode.service/start-devmode.sh going to run and apply the setting? what will trigger this script?
Thanks, From what I can find you are the only one really working on this issue - Really appreciate it!
UPDATE:
To over come the wget issue I just used 'curl -k https://raw.githubusercontent.com/tf318/lg/main/update-ca-certs.sh --output update-ca-certs.sh'
I also update the 'update-ca-certs.sh' and replaced wget with curl --output' script (attached) update-ca-certs.txt
still not seeing the certificates updated