Client_private_key

eSignet
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Hello

I am trying to set the configuration for the relying party correctly.

After generating the key pair and converting the public key to jwk which will be used to create the new client.

What should the CLIENT_PRIVATE_KEY, in the config.js in the mock relying party service, value be ?

Regards

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Dear @zakaria_daoudi , thank you for reaching out.
@syed.salman , please can you help on this?

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Dear @zakaria_daoudi
Thanks for your patience

After you have used your public key in jwk format in the API,
kindly use the private-public keypair in base64 encoded format in the configuration (a secret under esignet namespace as client-private-key)
The pvt-pub key pair generally looks like below

{
    "p": "yhYIbbMIzJHchMnUtB7nygkJnNYOmFP3QBMhCAXzRF9UtBeKZApb8fkCCM-GQRGVV_xHk_og-2ABuPnOhTNdc0GHAF43PU_02LsJQ51sWYOi-bRaPF_-IdNd2TbMaOB-U7ZgYk2MHNfGtdQf8GxAhWqv87iBx04dK7TzFyY1oEE",
    "kty": "RSA",
    "q": "tEhB8ttndHxguLRrCM4tdLVWxkh4nkPqOHB14MJxQGtJ-evHAnqjyO9x09jVQGbI9BeY2ru1UQKOjgVJtrf6woFqygPPsmuVSvBGaBn-Znb9ORO5ziAQFeRlIlrBMsayfUfjZwydPmidvWOwvmUWudpoFjy-Zx5LRAi0sPMnJcc",
    "d": "XMwqYMtNROpt1BwQhy309eqryZq3ZBPyKeXKCeQRZdd3pMYFpkBiG5-2ConmF7EtnMJm_eea9sDeEogoM3nKYneicf41pGACfAo1_0Y7C6c5pCXZhNO4Gdp3hQBezzPZ15cxFgzE1HoMhdYmFa044HimUMoOurdpTx2t-VIt1PK8PXLywQTDFRR2qzOgRxbPwaT2r9x38ZE09e7Mv0uLp0RW49CWvmonzb9CJ1a0PoQsRCaAvbZiSXhxLRgQZIg9pm9QyPwk9JjoZFXK5RWEWE4VLFR4TYRcrTCdhxN7k6sYtVQl3sE1nzeoKkAHqM2yGde5S42-N2jDX3bPS1AFAQ",
    "e": "AQAB",
    "use": "sig",
    "qi": "q14zJIZhnTJ7HY-dTfK4INGaWugfkVRDZv_D2Bv1DjjKr0kFrM7aYFtDV90vt_67pbJgVrimHFEi3Up5rHrAkksFDscAcutvVvWdFOxfKUe1M9VqvZSE1Iu1gwoJgltk8mnqsXNh2BIVfyDrbypOAQUW31a3H-VEON5N4c578E0",
    "dp": "JrE5Q-e3k5OJ6VLLiwEv2BsK4CCMAtZwzK_c7zBUd47ZJPIs6SKioB3RKeayCdtYANSoz8hgcEDdk5Eg3ZgMGHk_Y-6mHPMmKikFiRCnIix2E-FYNZ8bhVZ27ZP0Z1A0X8rXgXrfjNYzkbTfuKTBZcobjkqRbpuiMjAfKxuBwQE",
    "alg": "RS256",
    "dq": "QLrtCvDiPX3nEIqfH8M_qPbvWDRvMow6Dde7S18lYLblEdopU2eLZTssCJ-DOiNtpc7PMEJTgOnFG5Mke3mljK8BE9W4flyIdya8cOZcZJf2pcbCYRM8E1A1S9eAJOYY8kicisSJtP3FHVos_L-5IDQeSVW4G7hR1_S0RBCaDsM",
    "n": "jlCILs7m4H_5eTlbeJrFyHo3pE_Mzz614k-BktdFojF3g0lsM_Av5oPftmNHc-mmrjqobpndy88xqHSdye3lTsOJceJbSZX142Swd2epjkPeYJapBXV0ygQ_4UeiQeNS0msLCsIWRLFfw6Gcy6aEO8VVU3NWzsIwkAG1NUHCVxBYZr6MDC1aMOXWLZ40rnC83xCz8tofCeZThfLFvRii216O0Ku3oCQ5z6h4Z0gCj9FeR2NUy-aqH8wdYiNHDaZ1qSScE-p7IxRSvQU3NKJEUjK5V_sl6bJiPGyOLemXPSyNqXrPlngGzKODzJ8axbouMa74tn_9w19iKul9kL_3hw"
}
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Hi

Thank you @Mahesh-Binayak for the reply.

Is there a tool to generate the above format from the private-public keypair ?

I tried this link jwkconvert, it gives the jwk from the public key used in the API but I can’t use it for the private-public jwk.

Regards

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Hello,

any updates?

Thank you in advance.

Regards

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HI
@zakaria_daoudi
There are scripts and tools to convert the p12 into the jwk format, However I would suggest that you use the
https://mkjwk.org/ website to generate the keypair directly, rather than converting it from a keystore.
Thanks and regards

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Hi

Thank you @Mahesh-Binayak.

Regards