Michael,
> > my $entry = $mesg->entry (0);
> > if ( not $mesg->count or ($attr =~ /RevocationList/i)) {
> > ## attribute not present now
> > @values = ();
> > $entry->replace ( $attr => [ @values ] );
> > } else {
>
> Looks like the certificate was never in the LDAP-server. Is this
> correct?
No it is not, I was able to search for the certificate in the LDAP server and
find it so it must have been there.
> Is the node (DN) of the certificate which fails in the LDAP?
>
I am not really sure which certificate is failing, it seems like all
certificates for a particular OU could not be removed. I have since done this
one by one with the tools provided after viewing the certificate via the
OpenCA LDAP screens.
Chris...
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