https://bz.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=62479
Nicolas Therrien <nicolas.therr...@motorolasolutions.com> changed:
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Resolution|INVALID |---
Status|RESOLVED |REOPENED
--- Comment #14 from Nicolas Therrien <nicolas.therr...@motorolasolutions.com>
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I'm sorry for the misunderstanding.
The reason I reopen the ticket is because I cannot verify what you are saying.
As far as I can tell, there could still be a bug.
Where I am from, bug tickets remain open until they are verified by either the
person who opened the bug or by someone from the test team.
For the sake of argument, let's say I'm the one to blame here and that I made a
mistake somewhere in my setup. Could a tester read this bug report and be able
to verify that it is indeed resolved? Would the tester easily understand what
went wrong and be able to test your claim that it is a configuration error?
I'm not convinced the tester would be happy about the state of this ticket.
There's a good chance he would send it back to you for comment/query to ask you
what to look for.
I am okay with being proven wrong, but like I said, I did check the
documentation and cannot verify what you are saying. I've been working with
Tomcat for a long time and, if you're right, I expect to hit myself on the
forehead when I finally see the problem :)
So, to move this conversation forward, I am copy pasting the attribute names
that I am referring to in the documentation.
Under the SSLHostConfig section (see the link I provided earlier)
truststoreFile The trust store file to use to validate client certificates.
truststorePassword The password to access the trust store.
truststoreType The type of key store used for the trust store. for which
PKCS12 (all caps) is a valid value.
Unless there's a typo in the server.xml file that I didn`t see, these are the
same I've been using.
Also, I'm quite curious to see what's wrong and what would explain why
everything works if I use JKS instead of PKCS12... The attribute names are the
same in both cases!
Thanks for your time and I promise I'll leave this ticket alone once I can
verify that it is indeed a configuration problem.
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