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Error Installing Boot Features / Caused by: org.osgi.framework.BundleException: Exception in org.openhab.io.jetty.certificate.internal.CertificateGenerator.start() of bundle org.openhab.io.jetty.certificate. #61
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When openHAB starts, it tries to generate a new certificate to be used for https. This generation is done through the bouncycastle library. I'm not sure why it is failing, maybe this is because you are using the openJDK in stead of Oracle JDK. As a workaround, you can manually add a certificate to the keystore (userdata/etc/keystore) or replace the keystore with the one from here: |
Is the root cause not available in the log? That's a pity. |
Thanks. I'll install Oracle's JDK and retry. 1.8 should work fine though, right? |
Yes! |
Oracle's JDK works much better! Only error on first start that I get is now:
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Could you please report this at https://github.com/eclipse/smarthome/issues? (this is where the WeMo binding is maintained) |
Hey All,
Fresh install off of the openhab-distro cloudbees site this morning. Also wiped all the previous configs, etc (rm -rf /opt/openhab).
Running on CentOS 7.
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