Binary resources such as keystores are being corrupted

[nicolaferraro]

Doing:

kamel run TLS.java --resource trust.jks

The sha256sum of the trust.jsk file in the container is different from the original one, which means something has corrupted it.

Workaround is:

kubectl create secret generic trust --from-file trust.jks
kamel run TLS.java --secret trust

Which is also a best practice for such data, but this problem may cause other issues.

Tested on: https://self-signed.badssl.com/

[rampraveen83]

Tried with v 1.2, and jks files are still getting corrupted. Compared the file size and its different when bundled with camel. Woks fine for txt file.

e.g kamel run kafka.java --resource keystore.jks --resource truststore.jks

Caused by: java.io.IOException: Invalid keystore format

The workaround is what i am still using and it seems to work.

[nicolaferraro]

This is strange, as binary resources are base64 encoded.

@rampraveen83 can you try with:

kamel run kafka.java --resource keystore.jks --resource truststore.jks --compression=true

Compression is the mechanism that we tried to auto-enable on 1.2 to avoid corruption.
Also, can you double check the version with kamel version?