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create_certs.sh requires JAVA_HOME

See original GitHub issue

Commit: 4efa2465802cb139883054568c32d04bdc60dee8

Building with

$> mvn clean install

I get

INFO] Running org.eclipse.hono.util.CredentialsObjectTest [ERROR] Tests run: 2, Failures: 0, Errors: 1, Skipped: 0, Time elapsed: 0.001 s <<< FAILURE! - in org.eclipse.hono.util.TenantObjectTest [ERROR] org.eclipse.hono.util.TenantObjectTest Time elapsed: 0.001 s <<< ERROR! java.io.FileNotFoundException: target/certs/trustStore.jks (Datei oder Verzeichnis nicht gefunden) at org.eclipse.hono.util.TenantObjectTest.getCaCertificate(TenantObjectTest.java:68) at org.eclipse.hono.util.TenantObjectTest.init(TenantObjectTest.java:63) … 08:20:34.301 [ForkJoinPool-1-worker-3] WARN o.e.hono.config.AbstractConfigTest$1 - unsupported key & cert format: PKCS12 08:20:34.307 [ForkJoinPool-1-worker-3] WARN o.e.hono.config.AbstractConfigTest$1 - unsupported key store format: PEM 08:20:34.319 [ForkJoinPool-1-worker-3] WARN o.e.hono.config.AbstractConfigTest$1 - cannot read trust store password, file [/non-existing-file] does not exist 08:20:34.323 [ForkJoinPool-1-worker-3] WARN o.e.hono.config.AbstractConfigTest$1 - cannot read key store password, file [/non-existing-file] does not exist

Content of my “core/target/certs”:

amqp-adapter-cert.pem
amqp-adapter-key.pem
amqpKeyStore.p12
artemis-cert.pem
artemis-key.pem
artemisKeyStore.p12
auth-server-cert.pem
auth-server-key.pem
authServerKeyStore.p12
ca-cert.pem
ca-cert.srl
ca-key.pem
coap-adapter-cert.pem
coap-adapter-key.pem
coapKeyStore.p12
command-router-cert.pem
command-router-key.pem
commandRouterKeyStore.p12
default_tenant-cert.pem
default_tenant-cert.srl
default_tenant-key.pem
device-4711-cert.pem
device-4711-key.pem
device-certs.properties
device-registry-cert.pem
device-registry-key.pem
deviceRegistryKeyStore.p12
example-gateway-cert.pem
example-gateway-key.pem
exampleGatewayKeyStore.p12
http-adapter-cert.pem
http-adapter-key.pem
httpKeyStore.p12
lora-adapter-cert.pem
lora-adapter-key.pem
loraKeyStore.p12
mqtt-adapter-cert.pem
mqtt-adapter-key.pem
mqttKeyStore.p12
qdrouter-cert.pem
qdrouter-key.pem
root-cert.pem
root-cert.srl
root-key.pem
trust-anchor.properties
trusted-certs.pem
trust-store-password

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boakscommented, May 11, 2022

I will prepare a PR in the late afternoon.

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boakscommented, May 16, 2022

Fixed with #3249

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