reqable-cert-installer

🔐 Reqable Certificate Installer

📱 Install Reqable CA Certificate to System CA Store
_{Tested on Android 15 with SukiSU v40201}

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📋 Description

This Magisk/KernelSU/APatch module installs the Reqable CA Certificate into the Android System CA Store, enabling HTTPS traffic interception with the Reqable app.

⚠️ IMPORTANT: You must export and add YOUR OWN Reqable certificate! Each Reqable installation generates a UNIQUE certificate.

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✨ Key Features

Feature	Description
🔧 Multi-Root Support	Works with Magisk, KernelSU, SukiSU, APatch
📱 Wide Android Support	Android 5.0 - 15 (API 21-35)
🔓 APEX Bypass	Proper injection for Android 14+ conscrypt APEX
🖥️ WebUI Interface	Upload and manage certificates visually
🛡️ SELinux Compatible	Works with SELinux enforcing
💾 Systemless	Does not modify /system partition

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📱 Tested Compatibility

✅ Verified Working

Device	Android	Root	Status
Redmi Note 8 Pro	15 (API 35)	SukiSU v40201	✅ Tested

Root Solutions Support

Solution	Status	Notes
SukiSU	✅ Tested	Fully working with WebUI
KernelSU	✅ Supported	With WebUI support
Magisk	✅ Supported	v20.4+ required
APatch	✅ Supported	v10300+ required

Android Versions

Version	API	Status
Android 5.0 - 13	21-33	✅ Standard Magic Mount
Android 14	34	✅ APEX Bypass
Android 15	35	✅ APEX Bypass (Tested)

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🚀 Quick Start

Step 1: Export Certificate from Reqable

1. Open Reqable app
2. Go to Settings → HTTPS Capture → Root Certificate
3. Tap Export Root CA
4. Select System Format (.0)
5. Save the file (e.g., 2652b13d.0)

Step 2: Install Module

1. Download Reqable-Cert-Installer-v2.3.zip
2. Install via Magisk/KernelSU/SukiSU/APatch Manager
3. Reboot device

Step 3: Upload Certificate via WebUI

1. Open root manager → Find module → Tap WebUI button
2. Tap Upload Certificate area
3. Select your .0 certificate file
4. Tap Install Certificate
5. Reboot to apply

💡 Alternatively, copy certificate directly to /data/adb/modules/reqable-cert-installer/system/etc/security/cacerts/

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🖥️ WebUI Features

Access WebUI through your root manager’s module settings:

Feature	Description
📤 Upload Certificate	Upload .0, .pem, .crt, .cer files
📊 Status Monitor	View module and APEX injection status
💉 Re-inject	Manually trigger certificate injection
📋 View Logs	Check module operation logs
🔄 Reboot	Quick reboot to apply changes

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🔧 Android 14+ APEX Bypass

Starting Android 14, CA certificates moved to APEX module (com.android.conscrypt).

This module implements:

• Namespace Injection - Mounts into zygote namespaces
• Dynamic Re-injection - Service script reinjects after boot
• Per-process Mount - All app processes see the certificate

Verify Injection

# Check if certificate is in APEX
ls /apex/com.android.conscrypt/cacerts/*.0 | head -5

# View module logs
cat /data/local/tmp/ReqableCert.log

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⚠️ Troubleshooting

“Certificate Not Installed” in Reqable

# 1. Check logs
cat /data/local/tmp/ReqableCert.log

# 2. Manual re-inject
su -c "sh /data/adb/modules/reqable-cert-installer/post-fs-data.sh"

# 3. Force stop and reopen Reqable

“Unknown Publisher” Error

• SukiSU/KernelSU: Settings → Enable “Allow untrusted modules”
• APatch: Settings → Security → Enable “Allow unknown sources”

WebUI Not Loading

1. Ensure webroot/index.html exists in module
2. Check if root manager supports WebUI
3. Try reinstalling module

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📁 Module Structure

reqable-cert-installer/
├── META-INF/com/google/android/
│   ├── update-binary
│   └── updater-script
├── system/etc/security/cacerts/
│   └── [YOUR_CERTIFICATE.0]
├── webroot/
│   └── index.html          # WebUI
├── module.prop
├── customize.sh            # Installation script
├── post-fs-data.sh         # APEX injection
├── service.sh              # Post-boot injection
├── action.sh               # Action button handler
└── uninstall.sh            # Cleanup script

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📝 Changelog

v2.3 (Current)

• ✅ Auto-detect certificate file (no hardcoded .0)
• ✅ User uploads their own certificate
• ✅ Fixed WebUI module status detection
• ✅ Fixed changelog display in SukiSU (inline format)
• ✅ Improved SukiSU/KernelSU/APatch compatibility

v2.2

• ✅ Fixed WebUI file picker for Android WebView
• ✅ Auto-close logs on action buttons
• ✅ Improved status badges and indicators
• ✅ Tested on SukiSU v40201 + Android 15
• ✅ Enhanced APEX namespace injection

v2.1

• ✅ Added WebUI for certificate management
• ✅ Improved SukiSU compatibility
• ✅ Enhanced APEX bypass for Android 14+

v2.0

• ✅ Added KernelSU/APatch/SukiSU support
• ✅ Added Android 15 support
• ✅ Improved APEX bypass

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📄 License

GPL-3.0 License - See LICENSE for details.

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🙏 Credits

• firdausmntp - Author & Maintainer
• topjohnwu - Magisk Framework
• tiann - KernelSU Framework
• pomelohan - SukiSU Framework
• bmax121 - APatch Framework

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