github/spring-security @ 5.3.x

Rob Winch 8c3ac719bb SEC-2230: Added testing certificates		12 years ago
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localhost-with-ca	8c3ac719bb SEC-2230: Added testing certificates	12 years ago
Readme.txt	aeba732ba5 SEC-647: Created separate "certificates" directory so SSL certificates and keys can be shared between different sample applications. Added key for user "scott" and separate certificate authority pem file (can be installed in a browser).	17 years ago
ca.pem	aeba732ba5 SEC-647: Created separate "certificates" directory so SSL certificates and keys can be shared between different sample applications. Added key for user "scott" and separate certificate authority pem file (can be installed in a browser).	17 years ago
dianne.p12	aeba732ba5 SEC-647: Created separate "certificates" directory so SSL certificates and keys can be shared between different sample applications. Added key for user "scott" and separate certificate authority pem file (can be installed in a browser).	17 years ago
rod.p12	aeba732ba5 SEC-647: Created separate "certificates" directory so SSL certificates and keys can be shared between different sample applications. Added key for user "scott" and separate certificate authority pem file (can be installed in a browser).	17 years ago
scott.p12	aeba732ba5 SEC-647: Created separate "certificates" directory so SSL certificates and keys can be shared between different sample applications. Added key for user "scott" and separate certificate authority pem file (can be installed in a browser).	17 years ago
server.jks	1c1ffe2f0f Added CA's to server.jks from cacerts included with Sun JDK	14 years ago

		
				Readme.txt
			
				This directory contains certificates and keys for use with SSL in the sample applications. Certificates are issued by
our "Spring Security Test CA" certificate authority.

ca.pem     - the certificate authority's certificate.
server.jks - Java keystore containing the server certificate and privatekey. It Also contains the certificate authority
             file and this is used as both keystore and truststore for they jetty server when running the samples with
             the maven jetty plugin ("mvn jetty:run").

rod.p12, dianne.p12, scott.p12 are all certificate/key combinations for client authentication and can be installed in
your browser if you want to try out support for X.509 authentication.