on 07-04-2013 4:28 PM
Hi Experts,
As per the business scenario, i am using the SFTP Receiver adapter to send some large Data to our banker and as per the banks requiremnt the file should be digitally signed. I have tried using the PGP module available with PI. currently we are on PI 7.3.
i am getting the following error.
Transmitting the message to endpoint <local> using connection HTTP_AAE_http://sap.com/xi/XI/System failed, due to: com.sap.engine.interfaces.messaging.api.exception.MessagingException: java.lang.Exception: No private key with signing capability found in '/usr/sap/GD1/J00/sec/sonawaneug-S3.pfx'.
we are using CLASS III Digital Certificate given by CA - ncodesoluations. following are the details of the digital signature
Signature Algorithm | : | SHA256 |
i am attaching the scrren-shots also along with this message. pl. check.
The moduleKey which i am using in Receiver SFTP channel is 'pgp' whether i should use 'pgpenc' ?
The CA has given the .pfx file. how to use this in module parameter value. do we have to give as .txt ?
looking for your help.
Regards,
Umesh
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Hi Umesh,
There is nothing to do with naming convention as .txt or .pfx. can you please check your own private key is well PGP formatted. and also check CA team that the key which you are using to applying digital signature is valid one or not.
If it's possible please share your module configuration screen shots.
Thanks & Regards,
Pavan
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Hi Pavan,
Can you pl. elaborate how to check my own private key as well PGP formatted. I tried installing this on my machine & checked with CA. the signature looks okay...
i will upload the screen-shots. I dont know how to do this.
one more thing which modulekey to use 'PGP' or PGPENC' ?
Regards,
Umesh
Hi Umesh,
"i am attaching the scrren-shots also along with this message. pl. check."
its is missing , pls attach .its helpful if you attach your module config also.
Thanks,
satish
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Module Key | Module Parameter | |
Parameter Value | ||
pgpenc | ||
keyRootPath | Path to the location on the PI Server where the PGP | |
certificates are stored | ||
partnerPublicKey | <ReceiverPublicKeyName>.asc | |
ownPrivateKey | <SenderPrivateKeyName>.asc | |
pwdOwnPrivateKey | Passphrase for the Sender Private Key | |
applyEncryption | TRUE | |
encryptionAlgo | Encryption Algorithm, for example AES_128 | |
applySignature | TRUE | |
signingAlgo | Signing Algorithm, for example MD5 | |
applyCompression | Compression Algorithm, for example ZIP | |
format | text |
dear Satish,
Can you pl. tell me why do i need to do this. I am already having the digital certificate from CA.
can you pl. explain in detail. what is thedifference between Encryption Module 'pgp' & 'pgpenc'
the PartnerPublicKey & ownPrivateKey has to be .asc.?
as i have mentioned i have .pfx file given by CA. will that not work.?
Regards,
Umesh
Hi Guys,
Can any one help me... Still my problem is not getting solved.
can anybody tell me whether PGP module of SAP takes care of certificates as per Indian Scenario.
compatible with CCA standards. IT Act of INDIA.?
As per my understanding we are using PGP Module as Signer Tool ?
is there any limitation ?
Regards,
Umesh
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