Using Java 1.4.2 with unlimited jurisdiction policy files is installed.
I have a class that has successfully signed and validated, however, now I have changed the keys and the verification is failing suddenly.
The key is generated:
openssl genrsa -aes256 output_pivitap. 2048 openssl pkcs8 - Topk8 -nocrypt -in production_private.pem- Outfarm doorout output_web.adder openssl rsa -in output_pivet-p-p-out-outform dir-out production_public.reader
I have done using a verification using the PEM key and openssl:
openssl dgst -sha1 -sign production_private.pem -out test.txt.sha1 test.txt for output Enter the pass phrase_private.pem: openssl dgst -sha1 -verify
but it is not visible that you can use the DIR key Not.
No error is thrown. Signature.verify just returns false because it works with a set of keys and not another, my assumption is that it will be an important problem of some sort.
How can I verify that KeyPair is correct but any additional thoughts? I do not want to know myself to find out the coding errors that this key is the source of the problem.
I'm happy to share the source on request - I just do not want to be dirty until the problem is necessary.
The default key format is PEM, you must enter DER,
-keyform DER To use
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