Probably you are using a selfsigned certificate. You need to trust the cas ssl
certificate in the jvm that is used to run dspace (tomcat). Look to the keytool
help to check the exact parameter.
The truststore is usually stored in a file named cacerts in the lib/security of
your jre.
Hope this
I see. Now i had 2 files casserver.crt and casserver.key from CAS server
(signed from my own CA.crt and CA.key)
I had dspace.crt and dspace.key (signed from those CA.crt and CA.key, too),
can you point me specifically how to trust that CA.crt from JVM truststore
? Thank you very much.
2012/10/13
Hi revskill,
the most simple thing to do is access the casserver url from your browser and
download the shown certificate.
I have not a pc here so I can't check the command myself...
Try to follow the instructions listed
here:
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