AZURE: System.Security.Cryptography.CryptographicException: Object contains only the public half of a key...
I'm having this issue in Azure where a PKCS12 certificate which has a password isn't being read correctly, I'm using it to connect to a third party via a opaque dll, for some reason, in local it works because I was able to install it on windows as a trusted cert, but on Azure, I don't know (and haven't been able to find online) clear docs on how to make the Azure WebService use the cert and not fail, is using those certs within that constrained Azure environment even possible?
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I'm having this issue in Azure where a PKCS12 certificate which has a password isn't being read correctly, I'm using it to connect to a third party via a opaque dll, for some reason, in local it works because I was able to install it on windows as a trusted cert, but on Azure, I don't know (and haven't been able to find online) clear docs on how to make the Azure WebService use the cert and not fail, is using those certs within that constrained Azure environment even possible?
azure certificate pkcs#12
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I'm having this issue in Azure where a PKCS12 certificate which has a password isn't being read correctly, I'm using it to connect to a third party via a opaque dll, for some reason, in local it works because I was able to install it on windows as a trusted cert, but on Azure, I don't know (and haven't been able to find online) clear docs on how to make the Azure WebService use the cert and not fail, is using those certs within that constrained Azure environment even possible?
azure certificate pkcs#12
I'm having this issue in Azure where a PKCS12 certificate which has a password isn't being read correctly, I'm using it to connect to a third party via a opaque dll, for some reason, in local it works because I was able to install it on windows as a trusted cert, but on Azure, I don't know (and haven't been able to find online) clear docs on how to make the Azure WebService use the cert and not fail, is using those certs within that constrained Azure environment even possible?
azure certificate pkcs#12
azure certificate pkcs#12
asked Nov 20 '18 at 15:04
Felipe ValdesFelipe Valdes
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