Even in HTTP mode, auth is performed over HTTPS

[Stan-Tastic]

When trying to connect to my local instance, even though I want to connect over HTTP, auth goes over HTTPS:

ADGUARD_IP is set to <myhost>
ADGUARD_PORT is set to 80
ADGUARD_PROTOCOL is set to http
ADGUARD_USERNAME is set to admin
ADGUARD_PASSWORD is set to ******

Verifying connection to your AdGuard instance...
Failed to connect to AdGuard at: <myhost>:80
error sending request for url (https://<myhost>/control/status): error trying to connect: invalid peer certificate contents: invalid peer certificate: UnknownIssuer
Please check your environmental variables and try again.

Secondary problem is that my Adguard Home instance is using my self-issued certificated (issued from a CA that serves my entire home), and I can't quite see how to get AdGuardian to either ignore the cert error or make it use my root cert.

[sochartgit]

1. You need to replace with the effective IP or name of your instance
2. root cert is not the right cert you need. If you really want a leggit cert, look for Let's encrypt, Buypass or ZeroSSL.

[Stan-Tastic]

1. I'm sorry, not sure what you're used to, but I thought it's obvious I'm providing my instance's IP (tried DNS name too, for good measure), but I'm just not willing to share it publicly, thus anonymization.
2. Cert from my private CA is as legit as can be, the root cert is imported on all my home devices, and they are totally happy with it. Not to brag, but rather to set some background: I know my way around PKI, been PKI SME for a large enterprise.

Any other ideas/suggestions?

• I mentioned root certificate trust, because this is the reason why AdGuardian doesn't trust the certificate presented by AdGuard, as shown by the error message "UnknownIssuer".

[knilessew]

Just checked this image and having the same certificate issue. I also use self signed sertificates for my home URL's. So I need some way to put the root certificate somewhere.
Somebody have any update on this?