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Thanks I will look into it. Openssl usually works with key pairs. How does
that integrate with Sterling? I upload thr public key I guess. And what
would the purpose be? Would the pdf file be encrypted?
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You can generate keys and certificates (self-signed) using openssl. The
different types are the formats we directly support, so for other types,
you will need to convert them using something like keytool.
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So do I need to send my public key to the recipient as well so they can
verify authenticity?
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1. Yes, you would upload the public key. You should be using a
registered certificate issued by a certificate authority as a self-signed
one cannot be validated.
2. The purpose is for recipients to be able to verify the legitimacy
of the document.
3. No, this feature does not add a password to the PDF. Use add
password for that.
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So the certificate is not used to encrypt any data and if its self signed
it also doesn't provide trust. What is the functionality used for then? I
am just trying to understand what i can achieve by setting it up.
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If it's a self-signed one then they would need to trust your certificate.
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Is there any documentation on howto generate abd set certificates up. And what the difference is between the 3 certificate types.
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