[TUT][HOWTO] F***ing self-signed credential lock screen bug. topic

Ok friends,
I'm newb in android world, however i turn my respberry-Pi in a little OwnCloud server for sync calendar and contact in mi little cloud (i'm without GAPPS). Connection is in https whit self-signed certificate. I have imported it in my android device (LG G2 CM11) and it ask me a password and later i'm unable to set drag to unlock my screen. I have to use a pin or password :eek:

Ok it worked for me. Thx to CAcert Wiki (i cant link it) :)
Import directly your certificate in System credential. (linux and root needed)

Open terminal

Code:

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openssl x509 -inform PEM -subject_hash_old -in yourcert.crt | head -1

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Now copy your hash result and add it .0 (like aaaaxxxx.0)

Code:

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cat yourcert.crt > aaaaxxxx.0
openssl x509 -inform PEM -text -in yourcert.crt -out /dev/null >> aaaaxxxx.0

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Finally copy your new cert aaaaxxxx.0 in /system/etc/security/cacerts/ of your android device, set permission to u=rw, g=r, o=r and reboot
well, all done, no more mandatory pin or password request.