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# truststore.sh file

In the Editran/XAdES installation, a TrustStore file, trustStore.pfx, is provided in the /rsc/truststore/ folder (in the XAdES example, /rsc/truststore/trustStore.pfx), with several CAs already included. This store is of the PKCS12 type but contains no keys, only public certificates.

A script has been included for handling the TrustStore file, gestor\_truststore.sh, which makes it easy to add and delete the CAs that we believe the product should accept and, in addition, allows us to change the password for this file (default “password”).

Running this script shows the following:

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We choose the default truststore. The following menu appears:

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Option 1: it will show us a numbered list of the CA certificates it contains and will display the available options again.

Option 2: Enter the path to the certificate (.cer, .crt):

The full path to the file containing the certificate must be entered, and if the CA does not exist, it will be added.

Option 3: It will show us the same list as in option 1 and will ask for:

Enter the number of the certificate to delete:

Option 4. The following appears:

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If the modified truststore is the one defined in xades.properties, remember to update the value of "passTrustStore" using the utility "bin\configuración\_xades".


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