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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 12/9/15 1:10 AM, Yavor Yanakiev
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<div dir="ltr">Things looked good, the keystore and the version
file were created but I got an error message and when I checked
the store with Java keytool, I saw that all letters were set to
lowercase.<br>
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Well, I'm curious: what error exactly? I would think that whatever
you supplied to the tool wouldn't matter. Since the KeyStore impl
is case-insensitive, it ought not matter what the case was when you
created it vs what is configured, etc. If you create the alias as
"FooBar", the entry will get returned regardless of whether the
caller supplies the alias as "FooBar" or "foobar" or "FOOBAR" or
whatever.<br>
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At least that's what I think regarding the KeyStore itself. It's
possible we might have bug somewhere else in the calling code
related to case-sensitivity. I'm not that familiar with the
DataSealer stuff.<br>
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