Does your terminal have to be active in the directory where these files are located? Or can I just run the command and it will search for those file names on it's own?
In created a .p12 file and had passed on the more.crt file as mentioned which has the intermediate and root cert, but the created .p12 file only has the intermediate cert
You should speak to the person/organisation that issued the certificate originally. They would have required a security key to generate the .crt in the first instance.
Finally, at least some reasonable (and recent) information on these files. Still learning but you cleared up a number of questions.
I gave the video a thumbs up before watching just for having a voice on the video.
Excellent video ..short and effective
Thank you for an excellent video
Awesome one, loved it. Can you upload video for truststore also?
Does your terminal have to be active in the directory where these files are located?
Or can I just run the command and it will search for those file names on it's own?
In created a .p12 file and had passed on the more.crt file as mentioned which has the intermediate and root cert, but the created .p12 file only has the intermediate cert
Hi
I have cert , key and cacert file. I want to use those for tomcat ssl. Can you please suggest steps.
Sorry for the late response, but we have these directions for installing SSL/TLS on Tomcat. www.ssl.com/how-to/install-ssl-java-web-server/
thanks you so much for this video
You're welcome! Glad you liked it.
I just have .crt
How to get .key?
You should speak to the person/organisation that issued the certificate originally. They would have required a security key to generate the .crt in the first instance.
Can I -out these certificate in .p12 file with key alias and store pass?
I have .pem, .key, .der, and .pkcs7. I need to create a .pfx file. Please help me. Thank you :)