This is not specific to Crowd (you can use the trick for any server with SSL/TLS enabled) but I suggest you use openssl in a shell or command prompt:
openssl s_client -connect server:port
For instance
openssl s_client -connect crowd.yourdomain.com:8443
Hi @Alistair Robson,
Could you share some more details regarding your setup? Did you follow this documentation to setup SSL with Crowd https://confluence.atlassian.com/crowd/configuring-crowd-to-work-with-ssl-151520306.html?
If so, probably you will be able to export the certificate from the java trust store. You will find the proper command in the documentation I've mentioned.
Hope that helps,
Marcin Kempa
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Hi Martin
Thanks for the reply.
Our setup is working correctly and I think we did follow the instructions to work with SSL.
Now however I want to add another application that connects via a console app (which will contain the login details of a user account setup for that App.)
So to do that I am guessing I need to export the certificate from the trust store and attach the certificate to the web request from the console app.
As far as I can tell the instructions you mention don't mention how to export, only how to import.
I am a bit new to certificates so you might have to spell out the command to run.
Thanks again
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