Nestor,
Chris,
On 6.11.2013 22:50, Christopher Schultz wrote:
java.security.KeyStoreException: TrustedCertEntry not supported.
Entry for alias root not imported. Do you want to quit the import
process? [no]:
How can i solve this issue?
What kind of stuff can be found in your .keystore source?
If you have a TrustedCertEntry (which ought to be a client
certificate, right?) then it has no place in a keystore... that
belongs in a truststore, no?
Nestor probably have root and intermediate CA certificates imported into
Java keystore in order to create valid certificate chain during the
import of server certificate.
After the server certificate is imported into keystore, root and
intermediate CA certificates are safe to remove from the keystore.
Try importing .. um, less of the source keystore?
Right, OP might:
1. Delete trusted key entries, and leave only PrivateKeyEntry, and then
export, or
2. add option -alias foo, where foo is alias for PrivateKeyEntry
available in the keystore.
-Ognjen
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