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Exception should be thrown since ssl.provider sets to OpenSSL but certificates are created using JDK-keytool.
###Steps to reproduce
Set the configuration in Cassandra.yaml for one-way ssl.
Start Cassandra and Pulsar
Create a required keyspace and table
Set the SSL configuration for CDC Cassandra Nar File as below:
ssl.provider="OpenSSL"
ssl.truststore.path=
ssl.truststore.password=
ssl.hostnameValidation="false"
Note: I have created certificates using keytool. For 2way SSL, if ssl.provider=OpenSSL it throws an exception if the certificates are created using keytool.
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What is the expected behavior?
Exception should be thrown since ssl.provider sets to OpenSSL but certificates are created using JDK-keytool.
###Steps to reproduce
Set the configuration in Cassandra.yaml for one-way ssl.
Start Cassandra and Pulsar
Create a required keyspace and table
Set the SSL configuration for CDC Cassandra Nar File as below:
ssl.provider="OpenSSL"
ssl.truststore.path=
ssl.truststore.password=
ssl.hostnameValidation="false"
Note: I have created certificates using keytool. For 2way SSL, if ssl.provider=OpenSSL it throws an exception if the certificates are created using keytool.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: