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jsse.alias_no_key_entry=Alias name [{0}] does not identify a key entry
jsse.excludeProtocol=The SSL protocol [{0}] which is supported in this JRE was excluded from the protocols available to Tomcat
jsse.invalidTrustManagerClassName=The trustManagerClassName provided [{0}] does not implement javax.net.ssl.TrustManager
jsse.noCertFile=SSLHostConfig attribute certificateFile must be defined when using an SSL connector
jsse.noDefaultProtocols=Unable to determine a default for sslEnabledProtocols. Set an explicit value to ensure the connector can start.
jsse.noKeys=No aliases for private keys found in key store
jsse.openssl.effectiveCiphers=Ciphers used: [{0}]
jsse.openssl.unknownElement=Unknown element in cipher string: [{0}]
jsse.pemParseError=Unable to parse the key from [{0}]

jsseSupport.certTranslationError=Error translating certificate [{0}]
jsseSupport.clientCertError=Error trying to obtain a certificate from the client

jsseUtil.noCrlSupport=The truststoreProvider [{0}] does not support the certificateRevocationFile configuration option
jsseUtil.noVerificationDepth=The truststoreProvider [{0}] does not support the certificateVerificationDepth configuration option
jsseUtil.trustedCertNotChecked=The validity dates of the trusted certificate with alias [{0}] were not checked as the certificate was of an unknown type
jsseUtil.trustedCertNotValid=The trusted certificate with alias [{0}] and DN [{1}] is not valid due to [{2}]. Certificates signed by this trusted certificate WILL be accepted

pemFile.noMultiPrimes=The PKCS#1 certificate is in multi-prime format and Java does not provide an API for constructing an RSA private key object from that format