11.01.2020, 15:18
(10.01.2020, 22:01)tybern Wrote: If I run RouteConverter for macOS, it don't works again...
BUT, if in run Linux version of RC under macOS (with java -jar RouteConverterLinux.jar), it works !
Great!
(10.01.2020, 22:01)tybern Wrote: So, I supposed is it because the cacerts used by RouteConverterMacOpenSource.app is in app, not in /Library/... and yes, it is.
You're right. The old applauncher approach didn't work with macOS 10.14 and later, so I've switch to a new one based on jpackage which means the RouteConverterMacOpenSource.app contains a prerelease of JRE 14.
(10.01.2020, 22:01)tybern Wrote: I imported the Certigna root CA certificate in the cacerts file included in the app, and...
... it works now !
How do you do that? Could you provide all the necessary files and command lines?
(10.01.2020, 22:01)tybern Wrote: So the conclusion : it is necessary and sufficient to import the Certigna root CA certificate in the trust store of the Java JRE.
For the macOS version, the trust store is included in app, so, I can do it only "manually", but I'm sure you can do it definitively for me ... !
I'll try if you make it easy for me ;-)
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