> I'm not sure I understand why you need to use all these steps. All you > need are a standard JKS keystore and truststore. FtpServer uses the > normal JSSE support in the JRE so I don't believe we do anything funky > (but I might be missing something). you said what i need is a standard keystore and truststore. IIRC, truststore is a file in which certificate of the clients are saved?
Also in the ftp configuration, i can define where the keystore file should be used, but there is no option for truststore, so where is this supposed to be done? If the server need the client-authentication, what is the server expecting to receive from the client? i tried to set the client to feed it a file containing private key and certificate in pem format, which is already imported in the keystore, but it i have no luck at all. Since Rana wrote that the client-authentication has not been tested at all, could it be that the client-authentication does not work as it is expected at all? thank you in advance, Gusti Benawi _____________________________________________________ Free eMail - kostenlose eMail Adressen: cyy.de - e-mail.sg - mails.sg www.cyy.de Webmailservice
