I already added the certificate for my domain to a java keystore and followed this answer to set up my HTTPSServer: Simple Java HTTPS server. Now I want to add my intermediate certificate too. I have the .cer file of it but I don't know how I can add it, so that my server can find and use it.
Previously I added the certificate by converting it with the openssl command and then using the keytool command to import it to my keystore, but that doesn't work for the intermediate certificate.
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If you dislike command-line utils you can just use https://keystore-explorer.org. It allows to import certificates into keystore using a nice GUI. – Robert May 20 '20 at 17:37
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Thank you, that really helped me. – PockelHockel May 20 '20 at 17:58
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BTW: I am hoping that with "a java keystore" you mean a newly created keystore and not the trust-keystore that comes with Java. Modifying the keystore that comes with Java is possible but very bad style and should be avoided. – Robert May 20 '20 at 18:03
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Yes, I mean a newly created one. – PockelHockel May 20 '20 at 18:07
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I solved it by appending the intermediate certificate to my certificate in the keystore explorer. Thanks to Robert.
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