Closed pdeffendol closed 8 years ago
Probably is because you need to install your Taiga certificate using keytool
Install it using the following command:
keytool -importcert -alias taiga -file /path/to/certificate.crt -noprompt -storepass changeit -trustcacerts -keystore $JAVA_HOME/jre/lib/security/cacerts
This command installs your certificate.crt
file (change the path and the name to the one you downloaded before) into the cacerts
keystore using the default password changeit
. The $JAVA_HOME
variable is often present, if not it should point at your Java installation root folder. BTW changeit
is the default password so don't change it if you don't want to.
Many Java programs use the default JVM keystore when trying to do a SSL connection.
Thanks, that did it. Note to future readers, I'm on Mac OS X (El Cap) which at first only had the default JRE that does not include keytool
. I had to download and install a full JDK first.
In addition, it seems that the Mac OS "Jar Launcher" that runs when you double-click a .jar file will use the system Java. Run the converter from the command line with java -jar [filename].jar
instead.
I have Taiga 1.9.0 successfully installed and running with Apache 2.4 as a proxy to the back and front ends and SSL-enabled. I am trying to run the Redmine converter and cannot get it to work unless I disable SSL on the Taiga side.
The converter console shows an error message but it's not helpful: