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Currently trying to install a root CA certificate into my Apache/java installation. The response from the cli is
Bash: keytool : command not found…

-path /home/Thor/jdk1.8.0_31/jre/lib/security

I should be able to install keytool. I will need the setup steps or config.

My concern is will installing this keytool affecting existing Apache and java applications.how do I check for which application will be impacted?

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I have a Windows fileshare server that uses Apache for the backend and it does indeed, have the keytool. This tool didn’t seem to affect the install, but was used to create, update, change the cert file. After transformation, I then copy the new file to a subfolder of the app.

Not a linux/apache guy. Just know the process for this one app. Hopefully that helps.

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@Denis-Kelley Thanks for that piece of info. I might end up using the windows keytool then import into Linux. It could be an option.

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It might be in /home/Thor/jdk1.8.0_31/jre/bin
and just not in your path.

[ will installing this keytool affecting existing Apache and java]

It should have come with java runtime, it is the interface for managing java’s certificate store.

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@somedude2

Yes I realised that. I already have the root CA .pem file. I’m thinking I should just copy it to the above directory and update the Ca certs.

Should I continue to use keytool or is there another command I could use?