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Kelly
25 Aug 2015, 22:33:5725/08/2015
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Dear Hubert,
I use pk12util to write a p12 cert into nssdb, and reply ok.
the p12 cert is include two certificates and private key, when i wrote, i use "pk12util -i p12file -n nickname -d sql:./nssdb/"
it reply ok.
when i use "certutil -L -d sql:./nssdb/" to list all cert, it display two certs one has default nickname, but another is "(NULL)",
and the "(NULL)" cert can not be delete by "certutil -D -n (NULL) -d sql:./nssdb/", could you tell me why? thank you!
I use pk12util to write a p12 cert into nssdb, and reply ok.
the p12 cert is include two certificates and private key, when i wrote, i use "pk12util -i p12file -n nickname -d sql:./nssdb/"
it reply ok.
when i use "certutil -L -d sql:./nssdb/" to list all cert, it display two certs one has default nickname, but another is "(NULL)",
and the "(NULL)" cert can not be delete by "certutil -D -n (NULL) -d sql:./nssdb/", could you tell me why? thank you!
Hubert Kario
26 Aug 2015, 06:22:0426/08/2015
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(or the pkcs12 file itself if you used a test cartificate)
Since () are shell characters, I'm assuming you actually did run
certutil -D -n '(NULL)' -d sql:./nssdb/
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Regards,
Hubert Kario
Quality Engineer, QE BaseOS Security team
Web: www.cz.redhat.com
Red Hat Czech s.r.o., Purkyňova 99/71, 612 45, Brno, Czech Republic
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