keystore

问题 I'm working on a client-cert authentication between a embedded jetty server and a client. They both use keystore. The client certificate is signed by the server's certificate which is signed by a CA. Jetty use 2 method to authenticate a client certificate, javax.net.ssl.SSLEngine which seems to work and they also use the code above. List<X509Certificate> certList = Certificate chain sent by the client KeyStore truststore = server's truststore //No use of CRL/OSCP/CRLDP _crls = null;

问题 I am using SSL connection with X509 certificates provided from smartcards. I have 2 identical tokens from athena . I initialise the keystores after I am reading the certificates, but when I am trying to to do the actual connection for the second token I am getting no provider found for my Private key.Connecting using the first token it's not affected, it works. I tried adding different SunPCKS11 provider by specifing the slotIndexList to 1 , the number for the second token given by "slots =

问题 I've linked my Android project repository to CircleCI and when I build, I got an gradlew lint error saying that google-services.json is not present. Is there any way to add google-services.json to my project, without committing it to the repository? I'm using firebase as backend for my project 回答1: disclaimer: CircleCI Developer Advocate I'm not too familiar with google-services.json so I'll mention a few possible solutions and you can see what might work best for you. If the file is small

问题 I've linked my Android project repository to CircleCI and when I build, I got an gradlew lint error saying that google-services.json is not present. Is there any way to add google-services.json to my project, without committing it to the repository? I'm using firebase as backend for my project 回答1: disclaimer: CircleCI Developer Advocate I'm not too familiar with google-services.json so I'll mention a few possible solutions and you can see what might work best for you. If the file is small

问题 I have got myself into a slightly annoying situation with Android keystore files. Currently I have a few different apps each signed with a different keystore file. Kinda like this: AppName1.apk signed with AppName1.keystore AppName2.apk signed with AppName2.keystore AppName3.apk signed with AppName2.keystore Each of the keystores contain different names and aliases for each app. I'm now learning that doing it this way is a bit silly and it would be better to use a single keystore file for all

问题 We are building an update Android apk using Corona SDK - with the Target App Store set to "Samsung". We are definitely using the same keystore file that we used to sign the original build. I've used it plenty of times, and it's the only one I have for this app so it's definitely the right one. When uploading updates to Google Play it has worked fine, it's just not working on the Samsung store for some reason We keep getting this error message: "The signing key is invalid. Please check the

问题 I've been mixing and matching code, trying to learn by example for using KeyStores. I have this createKeyStore method: private static KeyStore createKeyStore(String fileName, String pw) throws Exception { File file = new File(fileName); final KeyStore keyStore = KeyStore.getInstance("JCEKS"); if (file.exists()) { // .keystore file already exists => load it keyStore.load(new FileInputStream(file), pw.toCharArray()); } else { // .keystore file not created yet => create it keyStore.load(null,

问题 I am in the process of setting up a headless server that builds Phonegap hybrid apps for Android using data - JS, CSS, HTML + a keystore - provided by the user. I want to institute some basic client side checks to ensure that the keystore being uploaded is valid. For JKS files I have found that I can do a rudimentary check by ensuring that the first four bytes of the supplied file are the MAGIC number 0xFEEDFEED as specified here. I realize that this does not eliminate the possibility that

问题 I recently bought a ssl key for my website and came across something weird when generating the keystore. In the Godaddy Tutorial it says to import the root certificate, install the intermediate certificate and install the issued certificate into the keystore. When downloading the files from GoDaddy though it gives me three .crt files. One having a hex name which is the actual certificate and two others files name: gdig2.crt and gd_bundle-g2-g1.crt. How am I suppose to use import these files

问题 Have to ask again. Someone thought it was a duplicate question and already answered and removed it from the list. I'm using maven (mvn) batch command with windows (not m2e with eclipse) to run clean install or resolve dependencies. Sometimes, when pom.xml was changed, it is necessary to download artifacts from our nexus server. This used to work for long time for me. But now the connection to the nexus server (https, the server uses a company owned certificate) fails with " java.security