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Hi Team! I’m trying to add Client certificates according to this link. Unfortunately, the password of my certificate ends with an comma (‘,’). Therefore the modeler thinks that i want to give another password for a different certificate, but I don't :).  So like this:  Is there a way to let the modeler know that the comma is part of the password (i.e. how to escape the comma)? Best, Martijn Rijneveen --------EDIT------- Now I didn't create the certificate myself, but it was delivered by the client. So both Ronald and Joost said it can't be done, so i figured i could change the password myself with OpenSSL. To do this I downloaded OpenSSL, and to use it i was following this nice youtube link Untill all the variables are correctly set and you are in command prompt with openssl use the following commands: openSSL>  pkcs12 -in certificatetochange.pfx -out temporarycert.pem -nodes (it now asks you to give the password with comma ;)) openSSL> pkcs12 -export -out mycertthatischanged.pfx -in temporarycert.pem Enter a new password and verify   Now you have a new cert (called mycertthatischanged.pfx) without the comma in the password.       

asked 2020-03-19

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