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All is into the question. I'm using spring boot 2.2 and I follow the documentation to set HTTPS (see the doc chapter here). In this example there is two parameter to define the key password. But in fact the password of my key need to do the same in that to parameters to work... An idea about why spring define two password entries ?

Thanks in advance for explainations ;)

Additional informations: I have the same comportement with .p12 and .jks key.

BeRoots
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This is not spring Specific but a standard one.

Keystore is a binary file that contains a set of private keys.

Private key represents the entity to be identified with the app, such as a person or a company.

See this thread : Keytool's -storepass vs. -keypass -- Why 2 passwords?

And

What's the difference between Key store password and Key password in Android Sign Certification?

Alien
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