Github user remibergsma commented on the pull request:
https://github.com/apache/cloudstack/pull/1555#issuecomment-220767434
Thanks @milamberspace! I was also looking into this and hacked around a
bit. Your solution is nice! Now when a custom cert is used, the other CAs are
also available and we're able to verify certificates again. Tested it, works
fine so LGTM.
The only remaining issue I see is that I cannot connect to servers that
require TLSv1.2. Need to look into that further and see if it's something on
the SSVM or something on the remote server. But let's merge this as with this
PR the situation when using a custom cert and when not using a cert are the
same.
By the way, for already running environments, you can do this to import the
missing certs:
```
defaultJavaKeyStoreFile=/etc/ssl/certs/java/cacerts
defaultJavaKeyStorePass=changeit
keyStore=/usr/local/cloud/systemvm/certs/realhostip.keystore
storepass="vmops.com"
keytool -importkeystore -srckeystore $defaultJavaKeyStoreFile -destkeystore
$keyStore -srcstorepass $defaultJavaKeyStorePass -deststorepass $storepass
```
Result:
```
root@s-2-VM:~# keytool -importkeystore -srckeystore
$defaultJavaKeyStoreFile -destkeystore $keyStore -srcstorepass
$defaultJavaKeyStorePass -deststorepass $storepass
<cut>
Import command completed: 172 entries successfully imported, 0 entries
failed or cancelled
```
Ping @swill
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