private key PEM appears to be encrypted

[JieAnthony]

I uploaded my APNs certificate and PushCertificatePrivateKey.key file to /v1/pushcert, why did this error occur? I followed the requirements of micromdm to generate the files. What's the problem? @jessepeterson

[JieAnthony]

@jessepeterson Sorry to bother you, but this issue is indeed urgent. hope you can help me

[JieAnthony]

The push cert API endpoint allows for uploading an APNS push certificate. It takes a concatenated PEM-encoded APNs push certificate and private key as its HTTP body. Note the private key should not be encrypted. A quick way to utilize this endpoint is to usecurl. For example:

In micromdm, the -password option is required for both vendor creation and push, which prevents me from creating files that do not require encryption. @jessepeterson

[JieAnthony]

APNs.pem 
PushCertificatePrivateKey.key 
PushCertificateRequest.plist 
VendorPrivateKey.key
mdm.cer
PushCertificateRequest.csr
VendorCertificateRequest.csr

This is the file I generated using micromdm and following mdmctl mdmcert. Can successfully download mdm.cer and push.pem at nanomdm upload APNs certificate and private key fail

[korylprince]

openssl rsa -in PushCertificatePrivateKey.key -out key.pem will export the key to key.pem without the password (the command will prompt you for the existing password).

[JieAnthony]

@korylprince Thank you!