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How to merge private key into a certificate #44

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marcelopetersen opened this issue Aug 14, 2017 · 2 comments
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How to merge private key into a certificate #44

marcelopetersen opened this issue Aug 14, 2017 · 2 comments

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@marcelopetersen
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Hello,

I've searched for how to merge a private key file into a certificate file, but I didnt't have success.
I need to create a pfx file, using in some cases "RSA Private Key" key file, and sometimes, "Private Key" key file (pkcs8), and I didn't find any usage like that on test projects.

Do you have any documentation about that? Is it possible to achieve it?

Thank you
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An additional information to clarify my questions is I want to achieve the behavior like the following command line:

openssl.exe pkcs12 -export -out D:\store\certificate_final.pfx -inkey D:\store\pk.key -in D:\store\certificate.cer

Basically, this command merges a private key file and a certificate file, generating a pfx file. Using it, I don't need to worry about private key format (RSA Private Key ou Private Key), because openssl.exe executable knows how to treat both.

I don't want to call openssl.exe directly in my code if I could achieve the same output using native code libraries.

Tks

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An additional information to clarify my questions is I want to achieve the behavior like the following command line:

openssl.exe pkcs12 -export -out D:\store\certificate_final.pfx -inkey D:\store\pk.key -in D:\store\certificate.cer

Basically, this command merges a private key file and a certificate file, generating a pfx file. Using it, I don't need to worry about private key format (RSA Private Key ou Private Key), because openssl.exe executable knows how to treat both.

I don't want to call openssl.exe directly in my code if I could achieve the same output using native code libraries.

Tks

did you find any?

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