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Ingo Bahn commented on DIRSTUDIO-1108:
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Thank you again.
Yes that's correct. And I also figured out how to attach files and such to Jira
directly, which I just did. (My bad, first time I am working with the Jira
ticketing system.)
And changing the JNDI in the connection properties did not help either.
With best regards
Ingo
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Ingo Bahn
gematik / test and certification
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> Getting Invalid Certificate for userCertificate;binary entry when connecting
> with LDAPS, LDAP works fine
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>
> Key: DIRSTUDIO-1108
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/DIRSTUDIO-1108
> Project: Directory Studio
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: studio-ldapbrowser
> Affects Versions: 2.0.0-M10 (2.0.0.v20151221-M10)
> Environment: Apache Directory Studio running on:
> - Windows7/Java8,
> - CentOS7/Java8,
> - CentOS6/Java7.
> Reporter: Ingo Bahn
> Priority: Minor
> Attachments: 2016_07_29_001_DIRSTUDIO-1108_Activites.txt,
> 2016_07_29_ApacheDirectoryStudio_GettingInvalidCertificateWithLDAPS.pdf,
> winmail.dat
>
>
> Hello Apache Directory Studio development team.
> we are using Apache Directory Studio here in Version: 2.0.0.v20151221-M10.
> When I connect with it to an LDAP directory server with LDAP unencrypted
> (TCP389) the userCertificate;binary entry can be obtained just fine including
> its loading into the build-in Certificate Editor.
>
> But connecting to the same LDAP directory encrypted (TCP636), that same
> userCertificate;binary entry can't be read and Directory Studio is returning
> "Invalid Certificate" and then "Can't parse certificate".
> This is reproducable with Apache Directory Studio on the following
> environments I have available here to test:
> - Windows7/Java8,
> - CentOS7/Java8,
> - CentOS6/Java7.
> As well with the relevant command line tools like ldapsearch, ldapmodify etc.
> I am able to obtain or manipulate that entry on LDAP and LDAPS sockets and
> even with the "ancient" freeware LDAP-Browser 2.8.2 by Jarek Gawor, Copyright
> (c) 1998 University of Chicago I still have this is possible.
> The directory server used here is running on OpenLDAP. But also when
> obtaining this with LDAPS from a directory server with the same structure
> running on OpenDJ, the "Invalid Certificate" is thrown.
> That said I think this could be a possible bug - also considering that in my
> understanding obtaining an (attribute) entry or rather (reading and parsing)
> its content from a directory server, should be independant at all on how I
> connect to that directory server (LDAP vs. LDAPS) - isn't it?
> In case additional details would be needed I will gladly try to provide them.
> Please let me know.
> I also could provide you a PDF-file containing additional screenshots for the
> above description.
> Thank you in advance for your help and looking into it.
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