How to put a CA certificate in a wifi config with Gnome 3
Gnome 3 networking manager have a weird bug that doesn't allow to save a wifi config when you choose a CA certificate.In that case, complete the form without adding the CA certificate, and then:
- Open a terminal
- Write "cd /etc/NetworkManager/system-connections/" to go to the directory where configs are saved
- Write "sudo gedit SSID" where SSID is the name of the wifi spot and gedit is the text editor
- Under the line "[802-1x]" add the line "ca-cert=PATH" where path is the file path to your ca certificate (ex. /home/user/certificate.der)
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