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Oracle Wallet population with Trusted Certificate Authority SSL Certificates extracted from Windows
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#Use a powershell exporter script to get all the current trusted root CA certs in a folder, then copy up to db server | |
for sslcert in /tmp/ssl_trusted_cert_export/* ; do openssl pkcs12 -in $sslcert -nokeys -out $( echo $sslcert | sed 's/\.p12/.pem/' ) ; done | |
mkdir /tmp/ssl_trusted_cert_export/pem && mv /tmp/ssl_trusted_cert_export/*.pem /tmp/ssl_trusted_cert_export/pem/ | |
su - oracle | |
# Select source ora env | |
mkdir -p $ORACLE_BASE/wallets/apex | |
cd $ORACLE_BASE/wallets/apex | |
export OWAAPW='<$ecretPa55w0rdHere-4-apexInternalAdmin>' | |
orapki wallet create -wallet https_wallet -pwd "$OWAAPW" -auto_login | |
# Just press enter over and over again here. | |
for sslcert in /tmp/ssl_trusted_cert_export/pem/* ; do orapki wallet add -wallet https_wallet -cert $sslcert -trusted_cert -pwd "$OWAAPW" ; done | |
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