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Main.6=keytool: {0}

Main.8=keytool error: {0}

Main.5=Import a CA's Trusted Certificate.\n\

[-file FILE] [-storetype STORE_TYPE] [-keystore URL]\n\

[-storepass PASSWORD] [-provider PROVIDER_CLASS_NAME] [-v].

Main.18=Unrecognized command: {0}

Main.19=Usage:  keytool [COMMAND] [-- COMMAND]...\n\

Manage private keys and public certificates.

Main.20=Please report bugs at http://www.gnu.org/software/classpath/bugs.html

Main.21=Available commands

Main.22=Generate a Key Entry, eventually creating a key store.\n\

[-alias ALIAS] [-keyalg ALGORITHM] [-keysize KEY_SIZE]\n\

[-sigalg ALGORITHM] [-dname NAME] [-keypass PASSWORD]\n\

[-validity DAY_COUNT] [-storetype STORE_TYPE]\n\

[-keystore URL] [-storepass PASSWORD]\n\

[-provider PROVIDER_CLASS_NAME] [-v].

Main.23=Add Key Entries and Trusted Certificates.\n\

[-alias ALIAS] [-file FILE] [-keypass PASSWORD]\n\

[-noprompt] [-trustcacerts] [-storetype STORE_TYPE]\n\

[-keystore URL] [-storepass PASSWORD]\n\

[-provider PROVIDER_CLASS_NAME] [-v].

Main.24=Generate a self-signed Trusted Certificate.\n\

[-alias ALIAS] [-sigalg ALGORITHM] [-dname NAME]\n\

[-validity DAY_COUNT] [-keypass PASSWORD]\n\

[-storetype STORE_TYPE] [-keystore URL]\n\

[-storepass PASSWORD] [-provider PROVIDER_CLASS_NAME] [-v].

Main.25=NOT IMPLEMENTED YET.  Import JDK1.1 Identity Database.\n\

[-file FILE] [-storetype STORE_TYPE] [-keystore URL]\n\

[-storepass PASSWORD] [-provider PROVIDER_CLASS_NAME] [-v].

Main.26=Issue a Certificate Signing Request (CSR).\n\

[-alias ALIAS] [-sigalg ALGORITHM] [-file FILE]\n\

[-keypass PASSWORD] [-storetype STORE_TYPE] [-keystore URL]\n\

[-storepass PASSWORD] [-provider PROVIDER_CLASS_NAME] [-v]\n\

[-attributes].

Main.27=Export a Certificate from a key store.\n\

[-alias ALIAS] [-file FILE] [-storetype STORE_TYPE]\n\

[-keystore URL] [-storepass PASSWORD]\n\

[-provider PROVIDER_CLASS_NAME] [-rfc] [-v].

Main.28=Print one or all Certificates in a key store to STDOUT.\n\

[-alias ALIAS] [-storetype STORE_TYPE] [-keystore URL]\n\

[-storepass PASSWORD] [-provider PROVIDER_CLASS_NAME] [-rfc] [-v].

Main.29=Print a human-readable form of a Certificate in a FILE.\n\

[-file FILE] [-v].

Main.30=Clone a Key Entry in a key store.\n\

[-alias ALIAS] [-dest ALIAS] [-keypass PASSWORD]\n\

[-new PASSWORD] [-storetype STORE_TYPE] [-keystore URL]\n\

[-storepass PASSWORD] [-provider PROVIDER_CLASS_NAME] [-v].

Main.31=Change the password protecting a key store.\n\

[-new PASSWORD] [-storetype STORE_TYPE] [-keystore URL]\n\

[-storepass PASSWORD] [-provider PROVIDER_CLASS_NAME] [-v].

Main.32=Change the password protecting a Key Entry in a key store.\n\

[-alias ALIAS] [-keypass PASSWORD] [-new PASSWORD]\n\

[-storetype STORE_TYPE] [-keystore URL]\n\

[-storepass PASSWORD] [-provider PROVIDER_CLASS_NAME] [-v].

Main.33=Delete a Key Entry or a Trusted Certificate from a key store.\n\

[-alias ALIAS] [-storetype STORE_TYPE] [-keystore URL]\n\

[-storepass PASSWORD] [-provider PROVIDER_CLASS_NAME] [-v].

Command.19=Failed creating new file at {0}

Command.20=Unable to find a suitable signature algorithm named {0}, although we found a key-pair generation algorithm named {1}

Command.21=Enter key password for <{0}>:

Command.23=A correct key password MUST be provided

Command.24=Enter key store password:

#Command.36=Option '-keystore' is undefined, or is an empty string, and 'user.home' is unknown

Command.36=Unable to locate a valid key store

Command.40=Provider fully qualified class name:

Command.42=File object [{0}] exists but is NOT a file

Command.44=File [{0}] exists but is NOT writable

Command.46=File object [{0}] MUST be an existing readable file

Command.48=Signature algorithm is missing and private key is of unknown or unsupported type

Command.51=Validity period MUST be greater than zero

Command.52=Unable to get signature algorithm name

Command.60=Unknown or unsupported signature algorithm: {0}

Command.63=Saving key store at {0}

Command.66=Owner: {0}

Command.67=Issuer: {0}

Command.68=Serial number: {0,number}

Command.69=Valid from: {0,date,full} - {0,time,full}

Command.70=\ \ \ \ \ until: {0,date,full} - {0,time,full}

Command.71=Certificate fingerprints

Command.72=\ \ \ \ \ \ MD5: {0}

Command.73=\ \ SHA-160: {0}

Command.75=Alias [{0}] MUST be knwon to the key store

Command.77=Alias [{0}] MUST be associated with a Key Entry

CertReqCmd.27=Certification request stored in {0}

CertReqCmd.28=Submit this to your CA

CertReqCmd.25=Usage:  keytool -certreq [OPTION]...\n\

Generate a PKCS#10 Certificate Signing Request (CSR) and write it to a \

designated output destination.\n\n\

IMPORTANT: Some documentation claims that the Attributes field, in the CSR is \

OPTIONAL while RFC-2986 implies the opposite.  This implementation considers \

this field, by default, as OPTIONAL, unless option -attributes is specified.

CertReqCmd.24=Please report bugs at http://www.gnu.org/software/classpath/bugs.html

CertReqCmd.23=Command options

CertReqCmd.22=Alias of an entry in the key store on whose behalf the CSR is \

generated.  The value "mykey" (all lower case, without the enclosing quotes) \

is used when this option is omitted.

CertReqCmd.21=ALIAS

CertReqCmd.20=Name of the digital signature algorithm to use for signing the \

certificate.  If omitted, a default value is chosen based on the type of the \

private key associated with ALIAS.  If the key is a "DSA" one, the value for \

signature algorithm will be "SHA1withDSA".  If on the other hand the key is \

an "RSA" one, then "MD5withRSA" will be the signature algorithm.

CertReqCmd.19=ALGORITHM

CertReqCmd.18=Destination of the generated CSR.  STDOUT is used if this \

option is omitted.

CertReqCmd.17=FILE

CertReqCmd.16=Password to unlock the Key Entry associated with ALIAS.  If \

omitted, the tool will attempt to unlock the Key Entry using the same password \

protecting the key store.  If this fails, you will be prompted for a password.

CertReqCmd.14=Type of the key store to use.  If omitted, the default value is \

that of the property "keystore.type" in the security properties file.

CertReqCmd.13=STORE_TYPE

CertReqCmd.12=Location of the key store to use.  The default value is a \

file-based scheme whose path is the file named ".keystore" in your home \

directory.\n\

If URL is malformed, the tool will use URL as a file-name of a key store; \

i.e. as if the protocol was "file:".

CertReqCmd.11=URL

CertReqCmd.10=Password to unlock the key store.  If omitted, you will be \

prompted for one.

CertReqCmd.9=PASSWORD

CertReqCmd.8=Fully qualified class name of a Security Provider to add to the \

JVM in-use.

CertReqCmd.7=PROVIDER_CLASS_NAME

CertReqCmd.6=Emit more verbose messages.

CertReqCmd.5=Force the tool to encode a NULL DER value in the CSR as the value \

of the Attributes field.

DeleteCmd.19=Enter the Alias to delete:

DeleteCmd.18=Usage:  keytool -delete [OPTION]...\n\

Delete a designated key store entry.

DeleteCmd.17=Please report bugs at http://www.gnu.org/software/classpath/bugs.html

DeleteCmd.16=Command options

DeleteCmd.15=Alias of an entry to delete.  The value "mykey" (all lower case, \

without the enclosing quotes) is used when this option is omitted.

DeleteCmd.14=ALIAS

DeleteCmd.13=Type of the key store to use.  If omitted, the default value is \

that of the property "keystore.type" in the security properties file.

DeleteCmd.12=STORE_TYPE

DeleteCmd.11=Location of the key store to use.  The default value is a \

file-based scheme whose path is the file named ".keystore" in your home \

directory.\n\

If URL is malformed, the tool will use URL as a file-name of a key store; \

i.e. as if the protocol was "file:".

DeleteCmd.10=URL

DeleteCmd.20=Alias MUST NOT be null or an empty string

DeleteCmd.9=Password to unlock the key store.  If omitted, you will be \

prompted for one.

DeleteCmd.8=PASSWORD

DeleteCmd.7=Fully qualified class name of a Security Provider to add to the \

JVM in-use.

DeleteCmd.6=PROVIDER_CLASS_NAME

DeleteCmd.5=Emit more verbose messages.

GenKeyCmd.0=\nYou are about to enter information that will be incorporated into\n\

your certificate request.  This information is what is called a\n\

Distinguished Name or DN.  There are quite a few fields but you\n\

can use supplied default values, displayed between brackets, by just\n\

hitting , or blank the field by entering the <.> character\n\

before hitting .\n\n

GenKeyCmd.6=The Sample Company

GenKeyCmd.7=Sydney

GenKeyCmd.8=NSW

GenKeyCmd.9=AU

GenKeyCmd.10=Common Name (hostname, IP, or your name):

GenKeyCmd.11=Organization Name (company) [{0}]:

GenKeyCmd.13=Organizational Unit Name (department, division):

GenKeyCmd.14=Locality Name (city, district) [{0}]:

GenKeyCmd.16=State or Province Name (full name) [{0}]:

GenKeyCmd.18=Country Name (2 letter code) [{0}]:

GenKeyCmd.54=Key size MUST be greater than zero

GenKeyCmd.57=Usage:  keytool -genkey [OPTION]...\n\

Generate a new key-pair and save these credentials in the key store as a Key \

Entry, associated with a designated Alias.

GenKeyCmd.58=Please report bugs at http://www.gnu.org/software/classpath/bugs.html

GenKeyCmd.59=Command options

GenKeyCmd.60=Alias of the Key Entry to generate.  The value "mykey" (all lower \

case, without the enclosing quotes) is used when this option is omitted.

GenKeyCmd.61=ALIAS

GenKeyCmd.62=Name of the key-pair generation algorithm.  The default value is \

"DSS" (a synonym for the Digital Signature Algorithm also known as DSA).

GenKeyCmd.63=ALGORITHM

GenKeyCmd.64=Number of bits of the shared modulus, for both the public and \

private keys, to use for the new keys.  If omitted, 1024 is used.

GenKeyCmd.65=SIZE

GenKeyCmd.66=Name of the digital signature algorithm to use for signing the \

certificate.  If omitted, a default value is chosen based on the type of the \

private key associated with ALIAS.  If the key is a "DSA" one, the value for \

signature algorithm will be "SHA1withDSA".  If on the other hand the key is \

an "RSA" one, then "MD5withRSA" will be the signature algorithm.

GenKeyCmd.68=The X.500 Distinguished Name of the Subject of the generated \

certificate.  If omitted you will be prompted for one.

GenKeyCmd.69=NAME

GenKeyCmd.70=Password to protect the newly created Key Entry.  If omitted, \

you will be prompted to provide a password.

GenKeyCmd.71=PASSWORD

GenKeyCmd.72=Number of days the generated certificate is valid for.  If \

omitted, 90 is used.

GenKeyCmd.73=DAY_COUNT

GenKeyCmd.74=Type of the key store to use.  If omitted, the default value is \

that of the property "keystore.type" in the security properties file.

GenKeyCmd.75=STORE_TYPE

GenKeyCmd.76=Location of the key store to use.  The default value is a \

file-based scheme whose path is the file named ".keystore" in your home \

directory.\n\

If URL is malformed, the tool will use URL as a file-name of a key store; \

i.e. as if the protocol was "file:".

GenKeyCmd.77=URL

GenKeyCmd.78=Password to unlock the key store.  If omitted, you will be \

prompted for one.

GenKeyCmd.80=Fully qualified class name of a Security Provider to add to the \

JVM in-use.

GenKeyCmd.81=PROVIDER_CLASS_NAME

GenKeyCmd.82=Emit more verbose messages.

StorePasswdCmd.19=Too many failed attempts

StorePasswdCmd.18=Usage:  keytool -storepasswd [OPTION]...\n\

Change the password protecting a key store.

StorePasswdCmd.17=Please report bugs at http://www.gnu.org/software/classpath/bugs.html

StorePasswdCmd.16=Command options

StorePasswdCmd.15=The new, and different, password to protect the key store.  \

If omitted, you will be prompted for one.

StorePasswdCmd.13=Type of the key store to use.  If omitted, the default value is \

that of the property "keystore.type" in the security properties file.

StorePasswdCmd.12=STORE_TYPE

StorePasswdCmd.11=Location of the key store to use.  The default value is a \

file-based scheme whose path is the file named ".keystore" in your home \

directory.\n\

If URL is malformed, the tool will use URL as a file-name of a key store; \

i.e. as if the protocol was "file:".

StorePasswdCmd.10=URL

StorePasswdCmd.20=Enter new key store password:

StorePasswdCmd.21=Password MUST be at least 6 characters.

StorePasswdCmd.22=New password MUST be different than the old one.

StorePasswdCmd.23=Re-enter new key store password:

StorePasswdCmd.24=Passwords MUST be the same in both attempts.

StorePasswdCmd.9=Password to unlock the key store.  If omitted, you will be \

prompted for one.

StorePasswdCmd.8=PASSWORD

StorePasswdCmd.7=Fully qualified class name of a Security Provider to add to the \

JVM in-use.

StorePasswdCmd.6=PROVIDER_CLASS_NAME

StorePasswdCmd.5=Emit more verbose messages.

KeyPasswdCmd.24=Enter new key password for <{0}>:

KeyPasswdCmd.28=Re-enter new key password for <{0}>:

KeyPasswdCmd.23=Usage:  keytool -keypasswd [OPTION]...\n\

Change the password protecting a Key Entry.

KeyPasswdCmd.22=Please report bugs at http://www.gnu.org/software/classpath/bugs.html

KeyPasswdCmd.21=Command options

KeyPasswdCmd.20=The Alias which password is to be changed.

KeyPasswdCmd.19=ALIAS

KeyPasswdCmd.18=Password to unlock ALIAS.  If omitted, the tool will attempt \

to unlock the Key Entry using the same password protecting the key store.  If \

this fails, you will be prompted for a password.

KeyPasswdCmd.16=The new, and different, password to protect ALIAS.

KeyPasswdCmd.14=Type of the key store to use.  If omitted, the default value is \

that of the property "keystore.type" in the security properties file.

KeyPasswdCmd.13=STORE_TYPE

KeyPasswdCmd.12=Location of the key store to use.  The default value is a \

file-based scheme whose path is the file named ".keystore" in your home \

directory.\n\

If URL is malformed, the tool will use URL as a file-name of a key store; \

i.e. as if the protocol was "file:".

KeyPasswdCmd.11=URL

KeyPasswdCmd.10=Password to unlock the key store.  If omitted, you will be \

prompted for one.

KeyPasswdCmd.9=PASSWORD

KeyPasswdCmd.8=Fully qualified class name of a Security Provider to add to the \

JVM in-use.

KeyPasswdCmd.7=PROVIDER_CLASS_NAME

KeyPasswdCmd.6=Emit more verbose messages.

KeyCloneCmd.23=Destination Alias MUST NOT exist in key store

KeyCloneCmd.26=Enter destination alias:

KeyCloneCmd.27=Destination alias MUST NOT be null nor empty

KeyCloneCmd.28=Enter new key password for <{0}> [{1}]:

KeyCloneCmd.22=Usage:  keytool -keyclone [OPTION]...\n\

Clone an existing Key Entry and store it under a new (different) Alias \

protecting its private key material with possibly a new password.

KeyCloneCmd.21=Please report bugs at http://www.gnu.org/software/classpath/bugs.html

KeyCloneCmd.20=Command options

KeyCloneCmd.19=Alias of an entry to clone.  The value "mykey" (all lower case, \

without the enclosing quotes) is used when this option is omitted.

KeyCloneCmd.17=Alias to identify the cloned copy of the Key Entry.

KeyCloneCmd.16=ALIAS

KeyCloneCmd.15=Password to unlock the Key Entry associated with the Alias to \

clone.  If omitted, the tool will attempt to unlock the Key Entry using the \

same password protecting the key store.  If this fails, you will be prompted \

for a password.

KeyCloneCmd.13=Password to protect the cloned copy of the Key Entry.  If \

omitted, you will be prompted to provide one.

KeyCloneCmd.11=Type of the key store to use.  If omitted, the default value is \

that of the property "keystore.type" in the security properties file.

KeyCloneCmd.10=STORE_TYPE

KeyCloneCmd.9=Location of the key store to use.  The default value is a \

file-based scheme whose path is the file named ".keystore" in your home \

directory.\n\

If URL is malformed, the tool will use URL as a file-name of a key store; \

i.e. as if the protocol was "file:".

KeyCloneCmd.8=URL

KeyCloneCmd.7=Password to unlock the key store.  If omitted, you will be \

prompted for one.

KeyCloneCmd.6=PASSWORD

KeyCloneCmd.5=Fully qualified class name of a Security Provider to add to the \

JVM in-use.

KeyCloneCmd.4=PROVIDER_CLASS_NAME

KeyCloneCmd.3=Emit more verbose messages.

ListCmd.21=Key store type: {0}

ListCmd.22=Key store provider: {0}

ListCmd.24=Key store contains {0,number} entry(ies)

ListCmd.20=Usage:  keytool -list [OPTION]...\n\

Print one or all of the key store entries to STDOUT.  Usually this command \

will only print a fingerprint of the certificate, unless either -rfc or -v \

is specified.

ListCmd.30=Alias name: {0}

ListCmd.31=Creation timestamp: {0,date,full} - {0,time,full}

ListCmd.32=Entry type: trusted-certificate

ListCmd.33=Entry type: key-entry

ListCmd.34=Alias [{0}] is unknown to the key store

ListCmd.38=Certificate chain length: {0,number}

ListCmd.39=Certificate[1]:

ListCmd.40=Certificate[{0,number}]:

ListCmd.42=*******************************************

ListCmd.43=-----BEGIN CERTIFICATE-----

ListCmd.44=-----END CERTIFICATE-----

ListCmd.45=Certificate fingerprint (MD5): {0}

ListCmd.19=Please report bugs at http://www.gnu.org/software/classpath/bugs.html

ListCmd.18=Command options

ListCmd.17=Alias of an entry to list.  If omitted, all entries are listed.

ListCmd.16=ALIAS

ListCmd.15=Type of the key store to use.  If omitted, the default value is \

that of the property "keystore.type" in the security properties file.

ListCmd.14=STORE_TYPE

ListCmd.13=Location of the key store to use.  The default value is a \

file-based scheme whose path is the file named ".keystore" in your home \

directory.\n\

If URL is malformed, the tool will use URL as a file-name of a key store; \

i.e. as if the protocol was "file:".

ListCmd.12=URL

ListCmd.11=Password to unlock the key store.  If omitted, you will be \

prompted for one.

ListCmd.10=PASSWORD

ListCmd.9=Fully qualified class name of a Security Provider to add to the \

JVM in-use.

ListCmd.8=PROVIDER_CLASS_NAME

ListCmd.7=Output the certificate in human-readable format, even if -rfc is \

also specified.

ListCmd.6=Use RFC-1421 specifications when encoding the output.

ImportCmd.34=Failed to establish chain-of-trust from reply

ImportCmd.37=Unable to find anchor certificate for {0}

ImportCmd.38=Public keys, in key store and certificate, MUST be of the same type

ImportCmd.32=Can this certificate be trusted?

ImportCmd.40=Key entry associated with {0} has an unknown or unsupported public key type {1}

ImportCmd.41=Public keys, in key store and certificate, MUST be the same

ImportCmd.29=Certificate was added to the key store

ImportCmd.28=Certificate was not added to the key store

ImportCmd.27=Usage:  keytool -import [OPTION]...\n\

Read an X.509 certificate, or a PKCS#7 Certificate Reply from a designated \

input source and incorporate the certificates into the key store.

ImportCmd.26=Please report bugs at http://www.gnu.org/software/classpath/bugs.html

ImportCmd.25=Command options

ImportCmd.24=If ALIAS does not already exist in the key store, the tool treats \

the certificate in FILE as a new Trusted Certificate.\n\

If ALIAS exists in the key store, the tool will treat the certificate(s) in \

FILE as a Certificate Reply (which can be a chain of certificates).

ImportCmd.23=ALIAS

ImportCmd.22=Location of the Certificate or Certificate Reply to import.

ImportCmd.21=FILE

ImportCmd.20=Password to protect the Key Entry associated with ALIAS.  If \

this option is omitted, and the chain-of-trust for the Certificate Reply has \

been established, the tool will first attempt to unlock the Key Entry using \

the same password protecting the key store.  If this fails, you will be \

prompted to provide a password.

ImportCmd.19=PASSWORD

ImportCmd.18=Prevent the tool from prompting the user.

ImportCmd.17=Additionally use a key store, of type "JKS", named "cacerts", \

and located in lib/security in an installed Java Runtime Environment, when \

trying to establish chains-of-trust.

ImportCmd.16=Type of the key store to use.  If omitted, the default value is \

that of the property "keystore.type" in the security properties file.

ImportCmd.15=STORE_TYPE

ImportCmd.14=Location of the key store to use.  The default value is a \

file-based scheme whose path is the file named ".keystore" in your home \

directory.\n\

If URL is malformed, the tool will use URL as a file-name of a key store; \

i.e. as if the protocol was "file:".

ImportCmd.13=URL

ImportCmd.12=Password to unlock the key store.  If omitted, you will be \

prompted for one.

ImportCmd.11=PASSWORD

ImportCmd.10=Fully qualified class name of a Security Provider to add to the \

JVM in-use.

ImportCmd.9=PROVIDER_CLASS_NAME

ImportCmd.8=Emit more verbose messages.

ImportCmd.7=Was unable to build a certificate-chain. Only {0,number} out of {1,number} certificates were processed

ExportCmd.17=Usage:  keytool -export [OPTION]...\n\

Export a certificate stored in the key store to a designated output \

destination, either in binary format or in RFC-1421 compliant encoding.

ExportCmd.18=Please report bugs at http://www.gnu.org/software/classpath/bugs.html

ExportCmd.19=Command options

ExportCmd.20=Alias of an entry to export.  The value "mykey" (all lower case, \

without the enclosing quotes) is used when this option is omitted.

ExportCmd.21=ALIAS

ExportCmd.22=Destination of the exported certificate.  STDOUT is used if this \

option is omitted.

ExportCmd.23=FILE

ExportCmd.24=Type of the key store to use.  If omitted, the default value is \

that of the property "keystore.type" in the security properties file.

ExportCmd.25=STORE_TYPE

ExportCmd.26=Location of the key store to use.  The default value is a \

file-based scheme whose path is the file named ".keystore" in your home \

directory.\n\

If URL is malformed, the tool will use URL as a file-name of a key store; \

i.e. as if the protocol was "file:".

ExportCmd.27=URL

ExportCmd.28=Password to unlock the key store.  If omitted, you will be \

prompted for one.

ExportCmd.29=PASSWORD

ExportCmd.30=Fully qualified class name of a Security Provider to add to the \

JVM in-use.

ExportCmd.31=PROVIDER_CLASS_NAME

ExportCmd.32=Use RFC-1421 specifications when encoding the output.

ExportCmd.33=Output the certificate in binary DER encoding, which is the \

default format.  If -rfc is also present, this option is ignored.

IdentityDBCmd.7=Usage:  keytool -identitydb [OPTION]...\n\

NOT IMPLEMENTED YET.  Import a JDK 1.1 style Identity Database.

IdentityDBCmd.8=Please report bugs at http://www.gnu.org/software/classpath/bugs.html

IdentityDBCmd.9=Command options

IdentityDBCmd.10=Location of the Identity Database to import.  If omitted, \

STDIN is used.

IdentityDBCmd.11=FILE

IdentityDBCmd.12=Type of the key store to use.  If omitted, the default value is \

that of the property "keystore.type" in the security properties file.

IdentityDBCmd.13=STORE_TYPE

IdentityDBCmd.14=Location of the key store to use.  The default value is a \

file-based scheme whose path is the file named ".keystore" in your home \

directory.\n\

If URL is malformed, the tool will use URL as a file-name of a key store; \

i.e. as if the protocol was "file:".

IdentityDBCmd.15=URL

IdentityDBCmd.16=Password to unlock the key store.  If omitted, you will be \

prompted for one.

IdentityDBCmd.17=PASSWORD

IdentityDBCmd.18=Fully qualified class name of a Security Provider to add to the \

JVM in-use.

IdentityDBCmd.19=PROVIDER_CLASS_NAME

IdentityDBCmd.20=Emit more verbose messages.

PrintCertCmd.5=Usage:  keytool -printcert [OPTION]...\n\

Read a certificate from FILE and print it to STDOUT in a human-readable form.

PrintCertCmd.6=Please report bugs at http://www.gnu.org/software/classpath/bugs.html

PrintCertCmd.7=Command options

PrintCertCmd.8=Location of the certificate to print.  If omitted, STDIN is used.

PrintCertCmd.9=FILE

PrintCertCmd.10=Emit more verbose messages.

SelfCertCmd.14=Usage:  keytool -selfcert [OPTION]...\n\

Generate a self-signed X.509 version 1 certificate.\n\n\

The newly generated certificate will form a chain of one element which will \

replace the previous chain associated with ALIAS.

SelfCertCmd.15=Please report bugs at http://www.gnu.org/software/classpath/bugs.html

SelfCertCmd.16=Command options

SelfCertCmd.17=Alias of the Key Entry to select.  The value "mykey" (all lower \

case, without the enclosing quotes) is used when this option is omitted.

SelfCertCmd.18=ALIAS

SelfCertCmd.19=Name of the digital signature algorithm to use for signing the \

certificate.  If omitted, a default value is chosen based on the type of the \

private key associated with ALIAS.  If the key is a "DSA" one, the value for \

signature algorithm will be "SHA1withDSA".  If on the other hand the key is \

an "RSA" one, then "MD5withRSA" will be the signature algorithm.

SelfCertCmd.20=ALGORITHM

SelfCertCmd.21=The X.500 Distinguished Name of the Subject of the generated \

certificate.  If omitted the Distinguished Name of the base certificate in \

the chain associated with ALIAS is used instead.

SelfCertCmd.22=NAME

SelfCertCmd.23=Password to unlock the Key Entry associated with ALIAS.  If \

omitted, the tool will attempt to unlock the Key Entry using the same password \

protecting the key store.  If this fails, you will be prompted for a password.

SelfCertCmd.24=PASSWORD

SelfCertCmd.25=Number of days the generated certificate is valid for.  If \

omitted, 90 is used.

SelfCertCmd.26=DAY_COUNT

SelfCertCmd.27=Type of the key store to use.  If omitted, the default value is \

that of the property "keystore.type" in the security properties file.

SelfCertCmd.28=STORE_TYPE

SelfCertCmd.29=Location of the key store to use.  The default value is a \

file-based scheme whose path is the file named ".keystore" in your home \

directory.\n\

If URL is malformed, the tool will use URL as a file-name of a key store; \

i.e. as if the protocol was "file:".

SelfCertCmd.30=URL

SelfCertCmd.31=Password to unlock the key store.  If omitted, you will be \

prompted for one.

SelfCertCmd.32=PASSWORD

SelfCertCmd.33=Fully qualified class name of a Security Provider to add to the \

JVM in-use.

SelfCertCmd.34=PROVIDER_CLASS_NAME

SelfCertCmd.35=Emit more verbose messages.

CACertCmd.0=Alias [{0}] is already present in key store

CACertCmd.1=Certificate in file "{0}" was added to the key store under the alias "{1}"

CACertCmd.2=Usage:  keytool -cacert [OPTION]...\n\

Import a trusted CA certificate.

CACertCmd.3=Please report bugs at http://www.gnu.org/software/classpath/bugs.html

CACertCmd.4=Command options

CACertCmd.5=Location of the trusted CA certificate to import.

CACertCmd.6=FILE

CACertCmd.7=Type of the key store to use.  If omitted, the default value is \

that of the property "keystore.type" in the security properties file.

CACertCmd.8=STORE_TYPE

CACertCmd.9=Location of the key store to use.  The default value is a \

file-based scheme whose path is the file named ".keystore" in your home \

directory.\n\

If URL is malformed, the tool will use URL as a file-name of a key store; \

i.e. as if the protocol was "file:".

CACertCmd.10=URL

CACertCmd.11=Password to unlock the key store.  If omitted, you will be \

prompted for one.

CACertCmd.12=PASSWORD

CACertCmd.13=Fully qualified class name of a Security Provider to add to the \

JVM in-use.

CACertCmd.14=PROVIDER_CLASS_NAME

CACertCmd.15=Emit more verbose messages.