I have a keystore for an application that runs on Tomcat. People here
introduced a load balancer (LB) into the mix for this same application and
therefore I have to use keytool to import the LB's certificate into the
existing keystore.
However, the key and the cert are in one file. According to the docs this is
not an issue (you can even concatenate them the docs say). So I just ran the
keytool command and I continually get an error message: "keytool error:
java.lang.Exception: Input not an X.509 certificate"
The IT support folks said that this is the cert that was given to them by the
hosting company and that it can be installed successfully on Apache.
There is some "junk" ("bag attributes")n the file that I don't' understand. I
am used to just seeing "-----BEGIN CERTIFICATE----- "----END CERTIFICATE-----
"" ""-----BEGIN RSA PRIVATE KEY----- "-----END RSA PRIVATE KEY----- "
Any suggestions?
Thanks.
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