Authentication pkcs12 problem (first clean install) #881
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If you followed the installation instructions there is only one CA set up in EJBCA and both the keystore.p12 and superadmin.p12 is issued from this CA. Did you issue these certificates from different CAs? |
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Solved. The mistake was my carelessness. The P12 certificate was valid from 9 PM, and when I tested my PC and server time, it was 4 PM. Debian 12, Mysql, Wildfly 35, Java 17 Ejbca 9.1.1 (git clone), and 3 Ports. All work FINE. (ajust time pc today HAHA). However, I have some observations from the DOC that did not work for me:
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Debian 12
Java 17
Ejbca 9.1.1 (git clone https://github.com/Keyfactor/ejbca-ce)
MariaDB
WildFly 32
I performed a fresh install to keep up to date with the new versions. After several attempts, I was able to install without any issues.
I just have one problem: It seems my pkcs12 superadmin.p12 certificate is unrelated to the Wildfly SSL certificates /opt/wildfly-32.0.0.Final/standalone/configuration/keystore/*
Error Firefox: Authorization Denied No client certificate was presented If you did not get prompted to select a client certificate, please check that you have the correct certificate.
Maybe I made a mistake in the procedure? But I've checked and don't see the error.
Or is there a way via CLI to recreate a pkcs12 so I can authenticate to the adminweb?
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