SSL Keystores
SpaceCode supports uploading SSL keystores. An SSL client key contained in a keystore is used to identify SpaceCode as a client when connecting to an external server. Adding a server certificate as trusted means that you trust the server that holds a respective certificate.
The uploaded SSL keystores can be used to configure secure connection with supported third-party authentication providers.
Upload an SSL keystore:
On the top right, click your avatar and choose Administration
On the left sidebar menu, choose SSL Keystores.
Click Add keystore.
Enter a name for the new keystore.
Select a file that contains the keystore. Browse for the file or drag-and-drop it into the field.
The keystore must be in
PKCS12 (.p12)format.The keystore must be password protected.
The keystore must contain a single entry.
Click Add to upload the selected file to SpaceCode.
Added keystores are enabled by default.
Disable and enable keystores:
On the top right, click your avatar and choose Administration
On the left sidebar menu, choose SSL Keystores.
Locate the keystore in the list and click a corresponding button: Active or Inactive.
Delete a keystore:
On the top right, click your avatar and choose Administration
On the left sidebar menu, choose SSL Keystores.
Locate the keystore in the list and click
next to it.
Generate a keystore File
There are several tools that let you create SSL keys and certificates in PKCS12 format. Here is how to create SSL key with the OpenSSL toolkit:
Generate a new 2048-bit RSA key with password protection:
openssl genrsa -des3 -out SpaceCode.key 2048Generate a certificate request for the generated key:
openssl req -new -key SpaceCode.key -out SpaceCode.csrGenerate a certificate:
openssl x509 -req -days 365 -in SpaceCode.csr -signkey SpaceCode.key -out SpaceCode.crtPackage the key and the certificate in a PKCS12 file:
openssl pkcs12 -export -out SpaceCode.p12 -inkey SpaceCode.key -in SpaceCode.crt -certfile SpaceCode.crtYou now have a PKCS12 keystore (
SpaceCode.p12in the example) that is ready for upload to SpaceCode.