I've converted my key into a .p12, then ran your command. Result is strictly the same ...
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Is your private key encrypted? This may be the problem. At any rate, it was a problem I ran into when I was trying to get my server-client pair working. I don't recall all of the details I learned at the time, so I apologize if this suggestion is wrong or of no use. However, if this is the problem, you'll have to generate an unencrypted key. This is how I generated an unencrypted key from a p12 file using openssl. I'd have to look up whether it's possible to do it with a command from the GNUTLS package and if so, how: openssl pkcs12 -nodes -nocerts -in usercred.p12 -out userkey.pem I would expect that it would be possible to generate an unencrypted key from an encrypted one. Laurence Finston
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