Jesse Gorzinski
Jesse Gorzinski
Thanks. This one is really easy to recreate. Either this is a DCM internal error (PTF?) or something very dumb in my code. Stay tuned.
@JonFP please verify you have these PTFs installed 7.3 = SI79678 7.4 = SI79679 7.5 = SI79680
Probably. It does seem to correct the problem in my test environment
@JonFP I just debugged that one though haven't pushed in the fix. Should be able to circumvent by putting `/QOpenSys/usr/bin` at the beginning of the path (usually frowned upon!) ```...
Assuming those two commands get you to success, my action items are: - spin a release with the "error extracting trusted certificates" fix - Add a check for the needed...
Sorry, @RobL2 , I haven't gotten to page into looking at this.
Oof! That's not good. Hopefully you had those backed up. A few questions for the state of the file after the malfunctioning `dcmrenamecert`/`dcmremovecert` call: - Is your .KDB file a...
Got it. Thanks for the info! That helps. I can try to recreate on a different system than I did original bringup. Does (edit: `dcmexport`) work properly for you? (you...
oops, meant to ask if `dcmexport` works properly, not `dcmexportcert`
Great. Thank you. I think what _may_ be happening is that your Java version is using a newer encryption standard than DCM recognizes when it imports the changes back in...