Use 'printf' instead of 'echo' for Dockerfile RUN compatibility. Re-add all the CA certs into the previously empty file. The next-best workaround is to add the row javax. The third least problematic workaround is to change the value of keystore. Mikael Gueck Mikael Gueck 5, 1 1 gold badge 27 27 silver badges 25 25 bronze badges. Ubuntu 18 users, read this! Thank you! This answer helped me to fix same error with maven on Ubuntu Then I switched it back.
Show 20 more comments. Archimedes Trajano Michael Condouris Michael Condouris 1, 1 1 gold badge 7 7 silver badges 2 2 bronze badges. Thanks, this fixed the issue for me when I ran into it on Ubuntu Worked on Raspbian on Raspberry Pi — Defozo. Was using this while building Docker images. I will try reinstalling Java. Show 8 more comments. Then reinstall required packages: sudo apt-get install openjdkjdk.
This description is factually incorrect, and only fixes the problem in the same sense as reinstalling Windows might fix an issue. There is no need to remove all Java packages. MikaelGueck While the logic seems to be on your side, I'm here to assure you I previously did exactly what's described in your comment and in the most other voted answers, and in I think your downvote should turn into an upvote, or at least vanish, since it's highly undeserved.
AndreaLigios, you can read through the scripts yourself, they are pretty short. If your computer runs this simple software differently, you might have other problems with it.
Did you modify your java alternatives, and call some other JVM, because then removing might have reset the alternatives? MikaelGueck yes, in one of the previous tries I've modified my java alternatives, so it probably was that. I'm the first who likes to dig into source code and find how stuff works, but this today was not my goal, it was just one among different unexpected obstacles I had in the way to my real goal.
This answer allowed me to solve the problem in less than 2 minutes! How much time should I have put to look into scripts and find a better solution? And for what, to save some megabytes? This is drastic, but works and no matter what the problem is , so a big thank to OP for those busy as hell — Andrea Ligios. I have been looking for a solution for 2 days, and your answer solved my issue, thanks.
I just move to Kubuntu Show 3 more comments. Yuri 3, 1 1 gold badge 21 21 silver badges 38 38 bronze badges. Adam Plumb Adam Plumb 3, 8 8 gold badges 33 33 silver badges 34 34 bronze badges.
This was exactly my problem. I was using Spring Boot 1. I specified the provider and type for the keystore, but not the truststore. As a result, the wrong provider and type were used by the truststore. Run into this with my Android grandle today, i almost understand what you say but you don't say how to solve it. Non helpable answer — Lothar. I amend how I created the truststore to use switch -storetype jks and it resolved it — James Render.
InvalidAlgorithmParameterException: the trustAnchors parameter must be non-empty There's a simple fix. Perhaps the OpenJDK guys could add this to their install scripts. Peter Kriens Peter Kriens My "ln" command on OSX I fixed my broken 1. For future readers: it seems that you also need the other 3 files that are in the security folder blacklisted. Peter Kriens, why linked to cacerts under jre directory?
Show 1 more comment. I found I needed to run update-ca-certificates -f manually, to populate the cacerts file — Portablejim. Portablejim Thanks. Your comment solved the first issue I hit building Apache Spark on Ubuntu Thanks you Portablejim, your comment worked for me on Ubuntu I wrote this key into "phpstorm Not working for me in ubuntu Show 2 more comments.
KiwiMartin KiwiMartin 8 8 silver badges 12 12 bronze badges. I also had Java 7 from Oracle installed and also upgraded to Mavericks. Re-installing Java 6 from Apple website also fixed the issue for me. Ran into this when installing open jdk 6 onto an ubuntu cloud box.
Johnny Johnny 4 4 silver badges 3 3 bronze badges. Just sudo update-ca-certificates -f is enough on Debian jessie with openjdkjre-headless from jessie-backports, as long as ca-certificates-java is installed. I didn't need the 2nd command — Mark Jeronimus. To make sure the store type is JKS, you would run the following command: keytool -list -keystore cacerts Keystore type: JKS Keystore provider: SUN Note : because certificates have expiration dates, or can become invalid for other reasons, do check from time to time if the certificates in cacerts are still valid.
This is the only answer that actually worked. Thanks razvanone — Akshar Patel. I managed to hit one small "gotcha": The three lines in the eclipse. I initially put all of them on one line and eclipse did not pick that up.
I managed to fix this error that occurred even though all there JVM args were set. When inspected the path to the cacerts. So even wrong jks path can generate this error. Fixing to correct jks path solved the error — rinilnath. I think this was the case for me as well.
So update your jdk if possible. I'm trying to connect to a db2 db with SSL enabled. I have included the following parameters sslTrustStoreLocation, sslConnection, sslTrustStorepassword , in the Connection Properties, but I still got this the trustAchors parameter must non-empty error message.
Thanks in advance for your help. Error location: Reply. Message: Unexpected error: java. InvalidAlgorithmParameterException: the trustAnchors parameter must be non-empty.
InvalidAlgorithmParameterException: the trustAnchors parameter must be non-empty Unexpected error:java. InvalidAlgorithmParameterException:Z the trustAnchors parameter must be non-empty the trustAnchors parameter must be non-empty. The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:. Sorry, something went wrong. My setup does require a ssl connection to the server for the user to be able to login.
Authentication is done using username and password. I had the same error, and disabling certificate validation fixed the problem though not ideal. Will look into setting the correct certificates as mentioned in Other possible workarounds here also: comment. I'm getting this error message with the newest windows community DBeaver 7.
CA certificate can be found in the steps here. Some nefarious wifi hotspots will mess with certificates and man in the middle attack you to do who knows what run away! Some large employers will do this same trick, especially in sensitive network zones so they can monitor all the encrypted traffic not great from end user perspective but there may be good reasons for this.
I was including only the server private certificate, so the solution in my case was to add a public certificate or the authority certificate. You may also encounter this error after upgrading to Spring Boot 1. Simply remove the server. I faced this problem while running a particular suite of android for testing on ubuntu Two things worked for me as suggested by shaheen. For me it was 1. November 14, Java Leave a comment. Could anyone explain this?
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Perhaps the OpenJDK guys could add this to their install scripts. For me it was caused by the lack of a trustedCertEntry in the truststore To test use keytool -list -keystore keystore. It is not able to find the truststore. The answers here are very helpful for Linux and Mac. This may help someone.
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