unable to import p12 files in 64bit 12.04 + 13.04
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gnome-keyring (Ubuntu) |
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Bug Description
on a fresh install of 64bit 12.04 or 13.04, if you attempt importing a password protected p12 through the command line as such:
gnome-keyring import ~/Desktop/
You will either get the error:
gnome-keyring: couldn't find any place to import files
or on 12.04:
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amohr@ubuntu:~$ gnome-keyring import ~/Desktop/
(gnome-
(gnome-
(gnome-
**
Gcr:ERROR:
Aborted (core dumped)
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Furthermore, if you go to seahorse, and attempt to add a "Private key" you'll note the "Stored at" is blank and it won't let you create a new private key.
This used to work in 10.04.
It appears there's a work-around in 13.04 by first unlocking the "Gnome2 Key Storage" (which incidentally throws an error about you already being logged in, but then unlocks it), and then doing File->Import from seahorse and importing to the Gnome2 key storage area.
This trick doesn't work in 12.04 because if you try to import the p12 or they key it says its an invalid format :(
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- unable to import p12 files in 12.04 + 13.04 + unable to import p12 files in 64bit 12.04 + 13.04 |
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