On 04/26/2016 02:47 PM, Ian Prideaux wrote:
The Symantec command is: pgp --new-passphrase newpp --passphrase oldpp --import CertificateChain.p12However, I can't figure out what the gpg2 command is, or even if gnupg is capable of this.
I am not sure I understand your workflow and what you want to achieve exactly. But, as a starting point, you must know that the gpg2 program only deals with OpenPGP keys and messages. To manipulate X.509 certificates, you need gpgsm (another component of the GnuPG project) instead. Presumably, the command you need should be $ gpgsm --import CertificateChain.p12 to import the certificate and key from the PKCS#12 file into your keyring. Then you would probably use the --export command to export back the certificate only and send it to your third party. Hope that helps somehow, Damien
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