I tried it several times, however the email address is not detected. See example below.
Another problem was regarding a Web server certificate. Following the instructions from the OpenCA guide I create the RA Web server certificate and I provide email address and DNS info. However, when I generate the certificate it doesn't have the email address in it. It says email address: N/A. This causes an error when that certificate is imported in LDAP. Namely error 21.
"Certificate 9 FAILED (error 21: LDAP-add failed: mail: value #0 invalid per syntax)"
OpenCA::X509 should detect the emailaddress in the subject alternative name. Does the certificate contain the emailaddress in it's subject alternative name? (If yes, then it is a bug in OpenCA::X509 or ldap-utils.lib.)
The certificate contains the email address in the subject alternative name, as follows:
*Subject Alternative Name:* DNS:ra.ritca.edu;email:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I also tried to put a space after the colon, but the result is the same....
*Subject Alternative Name:* DNS:ra.ritca.edu; email:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
When I click to see the certificate through OpenCA, the email address appears as n/a.
What should I do?
Nicholas
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