KM Client initialization error: 4780073; Failed to parse P12 file: status = 1958
Originally Published: 2007-07-06
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Applies To
Issue
Debug output (from setting "kms.debug=true" in config file) shows
Failed to parse P12 file: status = 1958
Cause
Error 4780073 is KMS_INIT_P12_PARSE (include/KMSError.h).
Error 1958 (0x07A6) is from the underlying Cert-C product and is #define'd as E_HMAC_FAILED.
Resolution
Also, when reading the client config file, RKM Client treats the text beginning with '#' until the end of line as a comment, so if the password contains '#' then it will not be read correctly. Re-create the PKCS #12 file with a password that does not contain '#' and use that instead. Alternatively, the password may be passed in as an argument to KMSInit() and kms.sslPKCS12Password should be omitted from the config file.
An easy way to verify the password on Windows is to double-click the PKCS #12 file, click Next, click Next, enter the password and click Next (you can then click Cancel -- don't have to actually import the PKCS #12 file, but if it gets past the password entry screen without any errors, then the password is correct).
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