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问题 I'm struggling since my java MVC web application started throwing an exception when trying to create a WebService that has an specific https address (https://barramento.caixa.gov.br/sibar/ManutencaoCobrancaBancaria/Boleto/Externo?xsd=xsd0). After enabling the javax.net.debug I figured out that the root cause of the problem seems to be the length of the certificate chain of the server application where I'm trying to connect to. In a first moment, I suspected from the TLS version, but using

问题 I'm struggling since my java MVC web application started throwing an exception when trying to create a WebService that has an specific https address (https://barramento.caixa.gov.br/sibar/ManutencaoCobrancaBancaria/Boleto/Externo?xsd=xsd0). After enabling the javax.net.debug I figured out that the root cause of the problem seems to be the length of the certificate chain of the server application where I'm trying to connect to. In a first moment, I suspected from the TLS version, but using

问题 I'm struggling since my java MVC web application started throwing an exception when trying to create a WebService that has an specific https address (https://barramento.caixa.gov.br/sibar/ManutencaoCobrancaBancaria/Boleto/Externo?xsd=xsd0). After enabling the javax.net.debug I figured out that the root cause of the problem seems to be the length of the certificate chain of the server application where I'm trying to connect to. In a first moment, I suspected from the TLS version, but using

问题 I'm struggling since my java MVC web application started throwing an exception when trying to create a WebService that has an specific https address (https://barramento.caixa.gov.br/sibar/ManutencaoCobrancaBancaria/Boleto/Externo?xsd=xsd0). After enabling the javax.net.debug I figured out that the root cause of the problem seems to be the length of the certificate chain of the server application where I'm trying to connect to. In a first moment, I suspected from the TLS version, but using

问题 I ran into the recent Authorize.net SSL certificate invalidation debacle last week. I've been able to get curl to accept their certificate finally: $ curl -Iv https://secure.authorize.net ... * SSL certificate verify ok. ... but python is still rejecting it with requests: >>> requests.get('https://secure.authorize.net', verify=True) ... InsecurePlatformWarning and in my code: File "/usr/lib/python2.7/ssl.py", line 405, in do_handshake self._sslobj.do_handshake() SSLError: [Errno 1] _ssl.c:510

问题 I ran into the recent Authorize.net SSL certificate invalidation debacle last week. I've been able to get curl to accept their certificate finally: $ curl -Iv https://secure.authorize.net ... * SSL certificate verify ok. ... but python is still rejecting it with requests: >>> requests.get('https://secure.authorize.net', verify=True) ... InsecurePlatformWarning and in my code: File "/usr/lib/python2.7/ssl.py", line 405, in do_handshake self._sslobj.do_handshake() SSLError: [Errno 1] _ssl.c:510

问题 I have sucessfully imported the certificate by below command: keytool -import -alias "alias-name" -file "C:\somepath\Certificate\portal.cer -keystore C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.7.0_79\jre\lib\cacerts" Now I am trying to delete the imported certificate with keytool -delete -alias "alias-name" -keystore "C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.7.0_79\jre\lib\cacerts" -storepass changeit But I am end with the below error message: KeyTool error : java.lang.Exception : Alias does not exist 回答1: Check if the

问题 I have sucessfully imported the certificate by below command: keytool -import -alias "alias-name" -file "C:\somepath\Certificate\portal.cer -keystore C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.7.0_79\jre\lib\cacerts" Now I am trying to delete the imported certificate with keytool -delete -alias "alias-name" -keystore "C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.7.0_79\jre\lib\cacerts" -storepass changeit But I am end with the below error message: KeyTool error : java.lang.Exception : Alias does not exist 回答1: Check if the

问题 I'm doing some planning for a Rails multi-tenant application, and wondered what the best approach was for handling certificates for custom domains. Application is pretty bog standard; ELB, application servers, and multi-tenant DB. In my current use case, the tenants will each have an application subdomain unique to them. That's routinely handled with a wildcard certificate. However when I look ahead and consider how custom domain support (with SSL certificates either uploaded by client or

问题 I'm doing some planning for a Rails multi-tenant application, and wondered what the best approach was for handling certificates for custom domains. Application is pretty bog standard; ELB, application servers, and multi-tenant DB. In my current use case, the tenants will each have an application subdomain unique to them. That's routinely handled with a wildcard certificate. However when I look ahead and consider how custom domain support (with SSL certificates either uploaded by client or