Hello and thanks for a great library!
I am using pyjks v20.0.0 from pip under WSL Ubuntu.
I am editing a BKS v1 keystore (it only contains certificates if that matters). I want to add a certificate from a file to the keystore.
I can successfully open keystore with ks = jks.BksKeyStore.load(ks_path, password), read certs, generate new cert using jks.bks.BksTrustedCertEntry.new(new_alias, cert_bytes).
However, when I call ks.save(file, password) to save resulting keystore, the followind exception occurs:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "./list_cacerts.py", line 44, in <module>
ks.save(res_path, password)
File "/home/user/.local/lib/python3.8/site-packages/jks/util.py", line 101, in save
keystore_bytes = self.saves(store_password)
AttributeError: 'BksKeyStore' object has no attribute 'saves'
Examining the source code, I indeed cannot find any save-related code for BKS and UBER storages.
Are there any plans to support saving BKS keystores?
Hello and thanks for a great library! I am using pyjks v20.0.0 from pip under WSL Ubuntu.
I am editing a BKS v1 keystore (it only contains certificates if that matters). I want to add a certificate from a file to the keystore. I can successfully open keystore with
ks = jks.BksKeyStore.load(ks_path, password), read certs, generate new cert usingjks.bks.BksTrustedCertEntry.new(new_alias, cert_bytes).However, when I call
ks.save(file, password)to save resulting keystore, the followind exception occurs:Examining the source code, I indeed cannot find any save-related code for BKS and UBER storages.
Are there any plans to support saving BKS keystores?