Michael Ibbeken wrote:
Hi all,
Hi Michael,
I am somewhat new to ApacheDS. We are using it for user authentication
but want to connect via ldaps instead of ldap.
But instead of using ldaps the default way, we need to use a custom
sslcontext for the connection.
Any reason to use a custom sslContext ? (I'm just curious)
I wondered how I would do that on the server side of the ldaps
connection (meaning the apacheds). I could tweak the
LdapServer class so that it wont call the static method
LdapsInitializer.init(keyStore) and set up the mina sslfilter
You will have to hack the LdapsInitializer class, as this is where we
initialize the SslContext, before injecting the SslFilter in MINA chain.
using my custom sslcontext instead. However, that is more like hacking
the source imho.
Well, we can imagine having a plugable mechanism to let advanced users
to inject their own SslContext. In fact, if you have a better knowledge
than us on how to do it correctly, that would be perfect, as we may
inject the code into ADS !
We can tweak the Spring configuration to get the needed parameters and
inject them into this part of the server.
So, more or less, it's up to you ;)
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cordialement, regards,
Emmanuel Lécharny
www.iktek.com
directory.apache.org
