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I'm having a very hard time importing an existing android certificate into icenium.
All I have a is a keystore file from Eclipse which was generated when the app was first published. Now we've migrated over to Icenium and need to import the existing certificates.
I've used the following command to convert the keystore to a p12:
keytool -importkeystore -srckeystore path/originalfile.keystore -destkeystore path/newfile.p12 -deststoretype PKCS12
However, when I import it into Mist, it shows null expiration date. I have JDK1.7.0_25 installed. Any help is much appreciated!
I'm having a very hard time importing an existing android certificate into icenium.
All I have a is a keystore file from Eclipse which was generated when the app was first published. Now we've migrated over to Icenium and need to import the existing certificates.
I've used the following command to convert the keystore to a p12:
keytool -importkeystore -srckeystore path/originalfile.keystore -destkeystore path/newfile.p12 -deststoretype PKCS12
However, when I import it into Mist, it shows null expiration date. I have JDK1.7.0_25 installed. Any help is much appreciated!
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Hello Andrew,
We have not been able to observe such abnormal behavior in our local tests and other users have reported successful convertion and usage inside Mist IDE. There was a similar bug to what you describe (that is already fixed) and it occurred whenever you try to import expired certificate - can you check whether this is not the case?
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We have not been able to observe such abnormal behavior in our local tests and other users have reported successful convertion and usage inside Mist IDE. There was a similar bug to what you describe (that is already fixed) and it occurred whenever you try to import expired certificate - can you check whether this is not the case?
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answered on 22 Jan 2014, 04:18 PM
Hey Steve,
Thanks for your response.
It appears this only happens in Mist. Here's an update: I had made sure that the converted certificate had a proper expiration date and everything, so I tried importing it through Graphite... it went through and I was finally able to build the apk with the correct certificate! However, this imported certificate still shows a null expiration date under Mist, so I'd assume it's a Mist-related issue of some sort.
Thanks,
Thanks for your response.
It appears this only happens in Mist. Here's an update: I had made sure that the converted certificate had a proper expiration date and everything, so I tried importing it through Graphite... it went through and I was finally able to build the apk with the correct certificate! However, this imported certificate still shows a null expiration date under Mist, so I'd assume it's a Mist-related issue of some sort.
Thanks,
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Hi Andrew,
Appreciate the clarification. We were able to reproduce the problem in our local tests and logged this in our bug tracker.
Please excuse us for the inconvenience. Your Telerik points have been updated as token of gratitude for bringing this to our attention.
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Steve
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Appreciate the clarification. We were able to reproduce the problem in our local tests and logged this in our bug tracker.
Please excuse us for the inconvenience. Your Telerik points have been updated as token of gratitude for bringing this to our attention.
Regards,
Steve
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