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In V4R5 the *SYSTEM certificate store (aka keyring) is in /QIBM/UserData/ICSS/Cert/Server/DEFAULT.KDB If you created your own, then it's wherever you put it :) They used to be "keyring" (i.e. "file.kyr") files in (I think) V4R3, but were changed to "certificate stores" and "file.kdb". <RANT> This is one of the things I didn't like about the SSL APIs... You shouldn't have to specify a keyring file. You should register your app with the system registry, and then let the DCM assign which certificate resources you use. It shouldn't be hardcoded in your programs! You should be able to distribute your programs to other people's computers, and let them assign their own cert resources in DCM. That's what DCM is for. This is fixed with GSKit. That's one reason that GSKit is better. </RANT> On Thu, 21 Feb 2002, Chris Bipes wrote: > Where in the IFS is the Keyring file hidden and what is it called? I am on > V4R4. I have installed DCM and created my certificate store and default > certificate. I have all my host servers using SSL connections. Every thing > seems to be working file. But now I need to know the path to the Keyring > file for creating an SSL connection to a third party via the internet. > > > TIA >
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