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Lost keystore but have cert signing request and response

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stilllearning - 11 Apr 2007 16:08 GMT
I have a certificate signing request file and a signed certificate
response from Verisign. I also have the passwords. Can someone show me
how to create a keytool keystore with my key in it?
sgoo - 12 Apr 2007 06:24 GMT
> I have a certificate signing request file and a signed certificate
> response from Verisign. I also have the passwords. Can someone show me
> how to create a keytool keystore with my key in it?

No way.

Inside the keystore there's the private key, which is very critical to
you and not computable from the public key (inside the certificate).

Also, you need to revoke this new certificate, especially if the
keystore is lost and in the hand of someone else,
stilllearning - 12 Apr 2007 18:58 GMT
> > I have a certificate signing request file and a signed certificate
> > response from Verisign. I also have the passwords. Can someone show me
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> Also, you need to revoke this new certificate, especially if the
> keystore is lost and in the hand of someone else,

Thank you for the info. I was under the impression that the CSR
contains the private key also. In any case, I resolved the issue. I
did have a keystore but I was not able to import Verisign's response,
so I thought the keystore is corrupt. But it turns out that I had not
put in the intermediate and root Verisign CA certs in the keystore
before importing the certificate. Once I put in the two CA certs, I
was able to import the Verisign response certificate.


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