Actually, I also get an error adding any certificate, even if it doesn’t already exist.
Running hooks in /etc/ca-certificates/update.d....Owner: OU=MIT Certification Authority, O=Massachusetts Institute of Technology, ST=Massachusetts, C=US Issuer: OU=MIT Certification Authority, O=Massachusetts Institute of Technology, ST=Massachusetts, C=US …blah blah blah… Trust this certificate? [no]: keytool error: java.lang.IllegalArgumentException
I think the -trustcacerts and/or -noprompt options need to be passed to keytool to fix this.
Actually, I also get an error adding any certificate, even if it doesn’t already exist.
Running hooks in /etc/ca- certificates/ update. d....Owner: OU=MIT Certification Authority, O=Massachusetts Institute of Technology, ST=Massachusetts, C=US IllegalArgument Exception
Issuer: OU=MIT Certification Authority, O=Massachusetts Institute of Technology, ST=Massachusetts, C=US
…blah blah blah…
Trust this certificate? [no]: keytool error: java.lang.
I think the -trustcacerts and/or -noprompt options need to be passed to keytool to fix this.