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KeyServer Launch
Follow these steps for execute the KeyServer:
- Be sure that Redis database is running and accessible by the KeyServer.
- Check if the KeyServer configuration file contains your custom parameters.
- If will be necessary, please add the IP address from your authorized hosts to the Whitelist file.
- The KeyServer instance runs under Java 8. Please execute this command as 'root':
$ sudo java -jar KeyServer-v0.4.4.jar
- If all works correctly, the KeyServer will start and you'll see an output similar to:
[ INFO ] - Loading KeyServer parameters...
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[ INFO ] - Configuration file correctly loaded. [ INFO ] - Connecting to database. [ WARN ] - Redis DB index not present or not valid. Using default index (0). [ INFO ] - Database connection established. [ INFO ] - Loading HTTPs server certificate. [ INFO ] - HTTPs server certificate correctly loaded. [ INFO ] - Starting HTTP server... [ WARN ] - There is no 'white list' field defined inside config file. Allowing KeyServer access to all IPs! [ INFO ] - KeyServer HTTPs server is listening. [ INFO ] - Monitoring KeyServer resources.
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Note: You can launch an instance of this OpenSource KeyServer using an external configuration file with the optional input.
OpenSource KeyServer
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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