Hi,
I am trying to generate a user certificate signed by my CA from the corresponding Certificate Signing Request generated by a third party tool (keytool from Java). Once I generate my CSR using keytool and save it to a floppy, OpenCA can no more get this "request" from the floppy! once I start the upload operation from the floppy, the servers gives me the following error message:
Test the archive ...
/bin/tar -tvf /dev/fd0
FAILED
Testing archive failed!
...although the download/upload operation from/to the floppy of a Certificate Signing Request succeeds if this csr has been generated using the OpenCA Server!!!!
Sorry, do you write the CSR from java's keytool to a floppy by yourself?
The correct way to send a PKCS#10 request to OpenCA is the following:
Pub interface: Request a certficate --> server request (PKCS#10 formatted request) --> upload your file
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