InstallCerts | PKCS12 TrustStore by retrieving server certificates | TLS library

by sureshg Kotlin Version: 1.1.2 License: No License

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InstallCerts is a Kotlin library typically used in Security, TLS applications. InstallCerts has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

Create a PKCS12 TrustStore by retrieving server certificates.

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The latest version of InstallCerts is 1.1.2

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Issue Running an Initialization Script with Nginx Docker Container

How to create caches folder in gradle folder?

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Issue Running an Initialization Script with Nginx Docker Container

Asked 2019-Nov-12 at 23:05

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:

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Answered 2019-Nov-12 at 23:05

When 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:

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/58826785

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How to create caches folder in gradle folder?

Asked 2017-Aug-31 at 07:28

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.

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Answered 2017-Aug-31 at 07:28

GRADLE_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.

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/45975280

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Install InstallCerts

InstallCerts is a simple cli tool to create PKCS12 trustStore by retrieving server's TLS certificates. You can achieve the same using OpenSSL and java Keytool commands, but InstallCerts makes it fully automated using a single command.
After download, make sure to set the execute permission (chmod +x installcerts). Windows users can run the executable jar. The binary would be located at build/libs/installcerts. Inorder to build a new version, change appVersion in the gradle.properties or pass it to ./gradlew -PappVersion=1.1.2. In order to publish the binary to Github, generate Github Access token.
Binary Download (v1.1.2) After download, make sure to set the execute permission (chmod +x installcerts). Windows users can run the executable jar.
Source $ git clone https://github.com/sureshg/InstallCerts $ cd InstallCerts $ ./gradlew -q The binary would be located at build/libs/installcerts Inorder to build a new version, change appVersion in the gradle.properties or pass it to ./gradlew -PappVersion=1.1.2
Github Release In order to publish the binary to Github, generate Github Access token $ export GITHUB_TOKEN=<token> $ git clone https://github.com/sureshg/InstallCerts $ cd InstallCerts $ ./gradlew githubRelease -q

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