#GLASSFISH BLOGSPOT MANUAL#
#GLASSFISH BLOGSPOT SOFTWARE#

Wget -q -no-check-certificate -O /tmp/cacert_root.crt '' Read -rp 'Would you like the script to automatically download the certificates? : ' DLCERTS To do that, we first have to import the certificates.' bin/echo 'Before you can use your certificate, it has to be imported to the app server keystore. Paste it here, finish with EOF (CTRL+D).' bin/echo -e ' CACert will generate a signed certificate. Paste the text below into the form and submit it.' bin/echo 'On the website, go to Server Certificates -> New. bin/echo 'Below is your Certificate Signing Request (CSR).' bin/echo 'Failed to create certificate signing request.' If ( ! $KSCMD -certreq -v -alias $DOMAIN -file /tmp/$DOMAIN.csr) then Read -sp 'Press enter to continue.' REPLY bin/echo '$KSCMD -delete -alias $DOMAIN' bin/echo 'If this script fails at any point, and you wish to start over, you must delete this private key with the command: ' bin/echo -e ' A private key has been created in your app server's keystore.' If ( ! $KSCMD -genkey -keyalg RSA -alias $DOMAIN -keypass $KSPASS -noprompt -validity 365 -dname 'cn=$DOMAIN') then KSCMD='keytool -keystore $KS -storepass $KSPASS' bin/echo 'Your keystore ($KS) is not writable.' # Make sure the domain directory is correct If then DIR='/home/`whoami`/SUNWappserver/domains/domain1' fi Read -rp 'AppServer domain directory : ' DIR bin/echo 'It may work with other sites, YMMV.' bin/echo 'This script was designed to work with .' # See the License for the specific language governing permissions and # WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. # distributed under the License is distributed on an 'AS IS' BASIS,

#GLASSFISH BLOGSPOT SOFTWARE#

# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software # You may obtain a copy of the License at # you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. # Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the 'License') Save it to your local system and run it as a user who has access to write to the Glassfish installation. The script below is designed to work with certificates. Never do more than twice anything you can script, and so here we go.

#GLASSFISH BLOGSPOT MANUAL#

John Yeary outlines the process, but it's still manual and annoying. So setting up CA signed SSL in Glassfish sucked, until I finally found the process for doing so.

Glassfish blogspot