Le 8 juil. 2013 23:34, "Gray McCord" <[email protected]> a écrit : > > Oops! Sent the original from the wrong email account. Sorry about that. > > > Hi there! Great looking utility I'm trying to get it to connect to my Windows 2012 AD server from a Centos 6.4 box so my users can manage their AD passwords without having to log into a windows box. Things were straightforward until I tried to connect via ldaps. > > Naturally my server did not have secure ldap running, so I used your documentation (and a few web searches) to install and turn on the certificate services on the Windows AD server side. Seems to be there. > > However, whenever I try to change a user password, I get a "Cannot access LDAP directory" error on SSP and "bind error –1 can't contact LDAP server" errors in my apache error log. I've validated the binddn user/password by connecting without SSL. (I get an expected error telling me server is unwilling to perform error 53, which I assume means it let me connect, but wouldn't perform the change because it isn't a secure connection) > > Any tips on how to get this working? It seems like I need to do something on the Centos side to import the vert from the AD server, but I can't find any docs on how to do that, or if its even necessary.
Hi You need to configure your ldap.conf to declare path to AD certificate. This is described in documentation in the Ldap connection section. Clement
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