The JNLP application is not fully signed
I am trying to run a .jnlp file using javaws. It produces this error:
Caused by: net.sourceforge.jnlp.LaunchException: Fatal:
Application Error: The JNLP application is not fully signed
by a single cert. The JNLP application has its components
individually signed, however there must be a common signer to
all entries.
It seems that the local java VM imposes these security restrictions. Now I am sure that the source of this .jnlp file is safe, and I really want to run it. To make it worse, downloading and opening the same file in Windows does work. No idea why that is?
How can I tell javaws to ignore this issue?
javaws -version: icedtea-web 1.6.2 (1.6.2-3.1)
debian stretch, kernel Linux 4.9.0-8-amd64
security java
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I am trying to run a .jnlp file using javaws. It produces this error:
Caused by: net.sourceforge.jnlp.LaunchException: Fatal:
Application Error: The JNLP application is not fully signed
by a single cert. The JNLP application has its components
individually signed, however there must be a common signer to
all entries.
It seems that the local java VM imposes these security restrictions. Now I am sure that the source of this .jnlp file is safe, and I really want to run it. To make it worse, downloading and opening the same file in Windows does work. No idea why that is?
How can I tell javaws to ignore this issue?
javaws -version: icedtea-web 1.6.2 (1.6.2-3.1)
debian stretch, kernel Linux 4.9.0-8-amd64
security java
asked 5 mins ago
Hans LinkelsHans Linkels
101
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I am trying to run a .jnlp file using javaws. It produces this error:
Caused by: net.sourceforge.jnlp.LaunchException: Fatal:
Application Error: The JNLP application is not fully signed
by a single cert. The JNLP application has its components
individually signed, however there must be a common signer to
all entries.
It seems that the local java VM imposes these security restrictions. Now I am sure that the source of this .jnlp file is safe, and I really want to run it. To make it worse, downloading and opening the same file in Windows does work. No idea why that is?
How can I tell javaws to ignore this issue?
javaws -version: icedtea-web 1.6.2 (1.6.2-3.1)
debian stretch, kernel Linux 4.9.0-8-amd64
security java
asked 5 mins ago
Hans LinkelsHans Linkels
101
I am trying to run a .jnlp file using javaws. It produces this error:
Caused by: net.sourceforge.jnlp.LaunchException: Fatal:
Application Error: The JNLP application is not fully signed
by a single cert. The JNLP application has its components
individually signed, however there must be a common signer to
all entries.
It seems that the local java VM imposes these security restrictions. Now I am sure that the source of this .jnlp file is safe, and I really want to run it. To make it worse, downloading and opening the same file in Windows does work. No idea why that is?
How can I tell javaws to ignore this issue?
javaws -version: icedtea-web 1.6.2 (1.6.2-3.1)
debian stretch, kernel Linux 4.9.0-8-amd64
security java
security java
asked 5 mins ago
Hans LinkelsHans Linkels
101
asked 5 mins ago
Hans LinkelsHans Linkels
101
asked 5 mins ago
Hans LinkelsHans Linkels
101
asked 5 mins ago
Hans LinkelsHans Linkels
101
asked 5 mins ago
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