Export of public key files already loaded to hermes2

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BotaniCar

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Dec 3, 2014, 4:43:25 AM12/3/14
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Hi group,

Our company inherited a bussiness system that utilizes Hermes2 ; we're using AS2 communication verified by certificates. Because of hystorical reasons , only place the certificates in use are available is within Hermes2 interface. Is it possible to export those and recreate public key files? Our goal is to establish a PKI infrastructure and use it to monitor certificate expiration. Sofar we established that the files were imported to table "partnership", columns "encrypt_cert" and "verify_cert", but we can't figure out a way to get that data in a form that would enable us to recreate public keys.

Also, is it possible to query hermes2 directly for certificate expiration ( we're hosting it through tomcat web server).

Thank you very much for your assistance. 

Gianluca Laudano

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Dec 3, 2014, 4:53:39 AM12/3/14
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Hello, if you are running your db on linux I can provide to you a bash script that monitor certificate expiration

Gianluca

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BotaniCar

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Dec 3, 2014, 6:45:51 AM12/3/14
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Hi Gianluca, thank you for fast reply !
Hermes and it's ( postgres) database are hosted on linux and bash for that would be wonderfull. 
Do you have any idea on how to solve my other problem ( export of partners public keys ) ? I'd still have to set up a PKI and asking partners to re-issue keys is currently not a option. 
//Tomislav
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