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QUESTION
I am creating a somewhat complex Post-Build scripting situation for my company, which will handle many moving parts. Using Powershell scripting provides a greater flexibility and so I've begun learning it.
However there is a output redirect issue installing a Java Certificate.
Now, everything works as expected. The check for the cert, the delete cert, even the install cert works fine - except for one little issue:
(This is the output from a successful run of the script)
...
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-20 at 19:30Likely the cause is that the message is being outputted to another output stream. For ex. instead of outputting the message to the standard success stream (1), it may be outputting the message to the error stream (2) or warning stream (3), or another one. The pipelining to | Out-Null
will only handle the success stream, e.g.:
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I am attempting to create an MSI, who's sole purpose is to install the 'Microsoft Root Certificate Authority 2011' certificate on a Windows 7 machine before running the .NET Framework installer as part of a WIX boostrapper. As I have not found another way to install this certificate from the bootstrapper before the .NET 4.8 installation, I decided to create an MSI that included a custom action to install the certificate, then add it to the chain to the MSIPackage call. I'm testing the installer separately right now. So, basically I've built the custom action, and added it to the WIX setup project. However, after building, when I run the msi, the cert is not installed. I have added a file to be created, as part of the custom action, just to see if it's running, but the file is never created either.
My custom action is as follows:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-01 at 15:18If you want to do this as an MSI Package in your bootstrapper bundle, just use the WiX IIS Extension to install the certificate(s) into the proper certificate store.
If I was going to do this using my own code, I would just author it as a windowless console application and wire it up to the bootstrapper as an EXE Package. You could write a registry value to use in a detect condition also but if you don't bother it's probably not harmful to run the program over and over.
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I am creating a Nginx docker image that I'll be using as a reverse proxy component in ECS/Fargate in AWS. I'm using the official Nginx image as the base image (1.17.5).
When the container starts I'm trying to run a bash script from an ENTRYPOINT to go out to the AWS Parameter Store and retrieve certificate info. This work fine, however when I try to add a parameter to pass to the bash script (e.g. ENTRYPOINT ["installcerts.sh", "AppName"] it executes the script but the container terminates without error.
I want the container to continue on to start up Nginx after the parameterized batch script.
Here is my Docker File:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Nov-12 at 23:05When you set an ENTRYPOINT
on your image, then docker passes that script the value of CMD
(or whatever you pass on the command line after the image name). For example, if you have:
QUESTION
I am Trying to get servers ssl certificate by using installCert.java
in the link Below
https://github.com/escline/InstallCert/blob/master/InstallCert.java
I can get server cert for some servers but while trying to get some servers certificates I get error below
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Sep-06 at 12:30The error means that your JVM does not trust the server certificate
sun.security.validator.ValidatorException: PKIX path building failed: sun.security.provider.certpath.SunCertPathBuilderException
You need to include manually the CA root certificate in the truststore of the JVM, by default the cacerts file. The CA root is the issuer of the server certificate or of an intermediate entity if exists
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I am setting up gradle on my machine for the first time.
I have to create a REST based java project setup on my machine with gradle as build tool.
I have set the environment variable GRADLE_HOME to the folder where i have unzipped gradle 3.2.0.62-bootstrapper.
I have also set the environment variable GRADLE_OPTS to -Djavax.xml.accessExternalSchema=all
i have added GRADLE_HOME to Path variable. The OS is windows 7.
Then I executed gradle -version in cmd of windows. It started downloading few dependencies.
Then I executed gradle installCerts .
In the spring tool suite, I am trying to create a variable GRADLE_REPOSITORY and it should point to caches folder in C:\Users\.gradle\caches.
But the caches folder is not created in .gradle folder.
Please let me know in which case the caches folder is created and what is the use of GRADLE_REPOSITORY in spring tool suite.
I am totally new to gradle.
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Aug-31 at 07:28GRADLE_USER_HOME
is used to change the gradle user home folder that contains the caches and other metadata used by gradle. This is what you need to change.
GRADLE_HOME
is supposed to point to the installation folder of Gradle.
In general I encourage you the Gradle wrapper which makes manual installation of Gradle obsolete and you would not need to deal with GRADLE_HOME
.
QUESTION
On my Ubuntu (16.04) dev. env. I can create a default httpclient
and send a request to an https
endpoint (e.g. Slack), however, on the prod. env. (DO droplet with Ubuntu 14.04) I get this error :
ANSWER
Answered 2017-May-03 at 02:02Your Java cacerts might be missing the geotrust root.
You can look at what certificates are trusted by using keytool. Eg for an oracle JVM:
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You can use InstallCert like any standard Java library. Please include the the jar files in your classpath. You can also use any IDE and you can run and debug the InstallCert component as you would do with any other Java program. Best practice is to use a build tool that supports dependency management such as Maven or Gradle. For Maven installation, please refer maven.apache.org. For Gradle installation, please refer gradle.org .
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