# Feature NEX-256 - allow the admin to import self-signed OpenProject certificates from within the NextCloud UI

Project: Stream Nextcloud app "OpenProject Integration"
Status: rejected
URL: https://community.openproject.org/work_packages/NEX-256

## Planning

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| Priority | Medium |
| Target versions | Nextcloud Integration 2.4.0 |
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## OPEN POINTS / FEEDBACK

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## Features and Chunks

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## Technical Details

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| Requires doc change | No |
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## Details

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## People

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| Assignee | Artur Neumann |
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## Description

There are a lot of cases where people get stuck with the setup because of self-signed SSL certificates.

We want to try to detect if OpenProject is running with an un-trusted certificate and in that case allow the administrator on NextCloud-side to accept it and to import it into the certificate store of Nextcloud, similar to what `occ security:certificates:import`  does

Questions: what should happen when the certificate expires?