Thanks Richard,
This is the exact method for having a working solution !!
Thanks,
Heidi
2011/3/17 Richard Siddall richard.sidd...@elirion.net
Info Olagos wrote:
Hello,
For anyone who has succesfully imported a PKCS12 certificate in a keystore
:
Does this work with the java keytool tool
Hello,
For anyone who has succesfully imported a PKCS12 certificate in a keystore :
Does this work with the java keytool tool on a linux system, i mean is it
possible to import PKCS 12 certificates on that?
It seams impossible to import with the java keytool tool on a windows vista
business
IIRW, to import a such certificate in Windows you can rely on Windows itself.
In file explorer right click: install. There are more explanations on the Net
Jacques
From: Info Olagos info.ola...@gmail.com
Hello,
For anyone who has succesfully imported a PKCS12 certificate in a keystore :
Thanks Jacques,
And you know, by the way, how to reference to it then in
ofbiz-containers.xml to the certificate?
Heidi
2011/3/17 Jacques Le Roux j...@les7arts.com
IIRW, to import a such certificate in Windows you can rely on Windows
itself. In file explorer right click: install. There are
Waow
Thanks for all the information !!
Regards,
Heidi
2011/3/17 Richard Siddall richard.sidd...@elirion.net
Info Olagos wrote:
Hello,
For anyone who has succesfully imported a PKCS12 certificate in a keystore
:
Does this work with the java keytool tool on a linux system, i mean is it
Yes from experience I confirm,
PKCS12 is the way
Jacques
Richard Siddall wrote:
Info Olagos wrote:
Hello,
Has anyone already imported a PKCS7 certificate into the java keystore for
use with embedded Tomcat Ofbiz?
Regards,
Heidi
I think I had to convert one to PKCS12. IIRC, Java6 lets
Hello,
Thanks for the info.
At the end i have a near working solution for the certificates.
I learned that the keytool doesn't accept anymore .p7b or PKCS7
certificates.
So i converted with openssl the PKCS7 certificate back to X.509 certificate
and that one i imported into the keystore with
Apparently PKCS7 can not work because it doens't convert the private key and
doesn't contain the private key.
But i think here we have a wrong information in the WIKI in the technical
startup document.
So then we have to use PKCS12.
Regards,
Heidi
2011/3/16 Info Olagos info.ola...@gmail.com
Info Olagos schrieb:
Apparently PKCS7 can not work because it doens't convert the private key and
doesn't contain the private key.
A certificate never contains the private key.
But i think here we have a wrong information in the WIKI in the technical
startup document.
I don't think there's
ok thanks for info.
But the certificate in PKCS#12 format (standard) contains both the private
key and public key. It is a standard to transfer the certificates from the
public certificate provider to my webserver.
Because i didn't generate the private key myself. And i didn't request for a
Info Olagos schrieb:
ok thanks for info.
But the certificate in PKCS#12 format (standard) contains both the private
key and public key. It is a standard to transfer the certificates from the
public certificate provider to my webserver.
Because i didn't generate the private key myself. And i
Thanks. !
Very useful document about PKCS12 import.
Heidi
2011/3/16 Christian Geisert christian.geis...@isu-gmbh.de
Info Olagos schrieb:
ok thanks for info.
But the certificate in PKCS#12 format (standard) contains both the private
key and public key. It is a standard to transfer the
But if i want to import the PKCS12 certificate into a new keystore, i try to
do:
keytool -importcert -alias ssl -trustcacerts -file c:\...\...\...\mypfx.pfx
-keystore eee.pfx
Enter keystore password:*
Re-enter new password: *
keytool error: java.lang.Exception: Input not an X.509
Hello,
Has anyone already imported a PKCS7 certificate into the java keystore for
use with embedded Tomcat Ofbiz?
Regards,
Heidi
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Info Olagos wrote:
Hello,
Has anyone already imported a PKCS7 certificate into the java keystore for
use with embedded Tomcat Ofbiz?
Regards,
Heidi
I think I had to convert one to PKCS12. IIRC, Java6 lets you use PKCS12
as a key store with key tool. I read that Tomcat can use PKCS12
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