Charles Lacroix wrote:
Haha , i should have taken a bet before i tested this out :)
It didn't workout but while i tcpdumped i saw a url fly by pointing to
some page on novell's website.
http://developer.novell.com/repository/attributes/certattrs_v10.htm
with a broken link to a pdf file which i cannot find.
I found another document that i believe it would be 49% similar / reverent
according to search results on novell's website.
http://search.novell.com/qfsearch/SearchServlet?bbshow=true&bbindex=NDKBestBets&theme=&encoding=ISO-8859-1&retencoding=ISO-8859-1&lang=en&country=us&noredirect=&collection=developer%3Bdev_ndk&query=pkisv10.pdf&hdrsrchsubmit=Search
I hope the problem is out of my backyard :)
Yeah, I bet your openldap is trying to verify the certificate that the
LDAPS server is sending and doesn't like it (since it's most likely self
signed). Edit your /etc/ldap.conf or /etc/openldap/ldap.conf file and
add a line like:
TLS_REQCERT never
this will tell the openldap client (which is what courier is actually
using to talk LDAP) that it doesn't need to trust certificates in order
to allow the connection. Restart courier-authlib
(/etc/init.d/courier-authlib restart or equiv) and that *should* do it :-)
Jay
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