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Re: how to create keystore by using NSS certutil (Hubert Kario)
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Kelly
Aug 21, 2015, 5:35:00 AM8/21/15
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Hello,
first, i am so sorry for my pool english and bad reply, but i want to say "you are the last straw to clutch at , just you ", thank you.
because no reply but you.
" the PEM files you have and PKCS#12 you need to create are just file formats
storing the same data
think .doc and .odp for text documents
PKCS#12 is a just a bag holding the certificates and keys, the certificates
themselves are still X.509 certificates and the private keys are still PKCS#8
internally.
"
>>> in windows i packaged several certificate files into a .p12 file by using openssl, but in linux i don't down.
>>>the format of X509 ccertificate is fixed, regardless windows or linux.
"the nssdb is portable and can be copied between computers, including ones
that have different CPU architectures
"
>>> certificate file is proof, anyone who has no authority copy it to another pc, how to save security?
first, i am so sorry for my pool english and bad reply, but i want to say "you are the last straw to clutch at , just you ", thank you.
because no reply but you.
" the PEM files you have and PKCS#12 you need to create are just file formats
storing the same data
think .doc and .odp for text documents
PKCS#12 is a just a bag holding the certificates and keys, the certificates
themselves are still X.509 certificates and the private keys are still PKCS#8
internally.
"
>>> in windows i packaged several certificate files into a .p12 file by using openssl, but in linux i don't down.
>>>the format of X509 ccertificate is fixed, regardless windows or linux.
"the nssdb is portable and can be copied between computers, including ones
that have different CPU architectures
"
>>> certificate file is proof, anyone who has no authority copy it to another pc, how to save security?
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