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KeyServer PK Delete
Javier Gusano Martinez edited this page Nov 30, 2016
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Follow this steps if you need to remove some certificate from the KeyServer database.
- Select the correct option menu (write 'd' and press Enter):
- KeyServer Options - ---------------------
Option Description
H Shows help menu options.
I Shows KeyServer status and details.
S Jetty HTTPs connection statistics.
P Provision: Insert a new private key inside KeyServer database.
D Delete: Remove a private key from the KeyServer database.
F Find: Search a specific SHA1 register on KeyServer database.
L List: Shows all registers inside KeyServer database.
Q Close KeyServer tool.
Write the option key and Enter to execute.
d ```
- Put the certificate fingerprint SHA1 value and press Enter to confirm:
- Private Key Provision Manager - ---------------------------------
Action : Delete Private Key from database.
Delete a private key from KeyServer database. This command use the certificate SHA1 to locate and delete the register.
Note: If you write Q and press ENTER, the private key provision will be cancelled.
Write the certificate SHA1 and press ENTER: 0123456789ABCDEF0123456789ABCDEF01234567
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- If all works as expected, you should receive this message:
[ INFO ] - The following SHA1 has been deleted from KeyServer database: 0123456789ABCDEF0123456789ABCDEF01234567
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- KeyServer File Structure
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Pre-Installation Process
- Oracle Java 8 (JRE)
- Redis database
- GNU Screen
- [[OpenSSL (optional)|OpenSSL-Install]]
- Installation Process
- Configuration
- How to use?
- OpenSSL Certificate Management
- Updates