miller45
commented
1 year ago Im not a java pro, but as nobody answered in 4 days: I am confused by the documentation (and the examples) too. Because the files all end with .jks there, which suggest their are java keystore files. But an exploration of the jks files in this repository (dir /example/jks/) shows that they are actually pkcs12 files, even though they have a jks extension. If have to fiddle around with self-signed-certs today too, and will try these methods:
- convert the jks to a pks12 keystore as described here: https://knowledge.digicert.com/solution/SO17201.html
- launch julieops java vm with custom keystore as described here: https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E29585_01/PlatformServices.61x/security/src/csec_ssl_jsp_start_server.html
hanserasmus
Not really a bug, but not sure where else to ask. Does this application still not support JKS files? I am trying to get a poc running with SSL self-signed certs on a confluent-platform deployed via ansible. After reading the docs, I only realised today that JKS is not supported. Just wanted to know if this is still the case, or if it was just an omission in the docs.