Just extending this example for others so you can always just download the latest jdk8 in one script.
Here is what I use for JAVA_TOOL_OPTIONS : -Dfile.encoding=UTF8 -Duser.language=en 2Hello=false 3=false 1=false 1.1=false 1.2=true 1.3=false -Dhttps.protocols=TLSv1.2 4Stack=true 6Addresses=false -Dhttp.keepalive=true -Dhttp.maxConnections=8 it also disables support of older TLS and favors IPv4 which solves some net-issues. There are several snippets that might be useful for you: You can specify it on each command - or inside JAVA_TOOL_OPTIONS which will effect all of the java-based programs. TLS1.3 isn't working well so stick to TLS1.2. You can easily fix it by specifying TLS1.2 as your go-to auth.
#Java se runtime environment 8 downloads 8u152 apk
The most common is trying to sign a JAR or APK with JARSigner with -tsa (timestamp server). It isn't always obvious and can drive you crazy if you are not aware that your command is doing some fetching in the background, Old java will try to use SS元 by default, most servers now days will not issue a SS元 certificate, which means your connection will fail, If you want to (manually) install it on linux, there are few good guides for that as well: Just edit your auto-deployment installation scripts to use the (re)direct link (instead of the oracle one), for example: It's old oracle java with JavaFX which is needed for swing based apps. This should be sufficient for most cases (all the platforms): Wget -no-cookies -no-check-certificate -header "Cookie: oraclelicense=accept-securebackup-cookie" $URL Manually extract vars to build working headless url : FILE=jdk-8u301-linux-圆4.tar.gz
To build your url, go to oracle download page :Ĭopy the link, for example for current version at this time (2021-12) is 8u301 Wget -no-cookies -no-check-certificate -header "Cookie: oraclelicense=accept-securebackup-cookie" Linux 圆4 Compressed Archive | 138.78 MB | jdk-8u301-linux-圆4.tar.gz
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