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It is surprisingly easy to add a custom CA to phones and laptops. When I migrated to services using one with names like
thisservice.lanI thought it would be a lot harder. I just have a generation script that makes a new cert and I throw it in NGINX.Just don't get too close to TV's or streaming boxes. Wildly different levels of hell
Very true. I do have a let's encrypt wildcard cert that I also use with internal IPs for instances like this. But most of my items don't require that.
awesome, I just setup traefik / le on an old sort domain of mine and make everything inside support https.
Honestly, I was hoping to add client only certs on my jellyfin and open it to friends an family, but none of their streaming devices support it.
Yea, I've recently learned LineageOS has an AndroidTV version that runs on a lot of devices, including the Pi. Been considering investigating that.