[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> "William M. Perry" wrote:
> > But this code is for use when _all_ you have is their
> > certificate and you
> > need to verify it against an LDAP directory. Unfortunately,
> > you cannot
> > search binary attributes in LDAP, otherwise you could just
> > search on the
>
Alessandro Vesely wrote:
> "William M. Perry" wrote:
> > But this code is for use when _all_ you have is their certificate and you
> > need to verify it against an LDAP directory. Unfortunately, you cannot
> > search binary attributes in LDAP, otherwise you could just search on the
> > certifica
"William M. Perry" wrote:
> But this code is for use when _all_ you have is their
> certificate and you
> need to verify it against an LDAP directory. Unfortunately,
> you cannot
> search binary attributes in LDAP, otherwise you could just
> search on the
> certificate.
One solution I've seen is
"William M. Perry" wrote:
> But this code is for use when _all_ you have is their certificate and you
> need to verify it against an LDAP directory. Unfortunately, you cannot
> search binary attributes in LDAP, otherwise you could just search on the
> certificate.
Then why dooes one store a cert
Massimiliano Pala <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> "William M. Perry" wrote:
> > > Searching by e-mail doesn't mean you search certificate's e-mail, but the
> > > attribute
> > >
> > > email: someone@somewhere
> > >
> > > in the LDAP directory. When found the email, than you get the user's
>c
Lisa Lutz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> How are you going to handle multiple OUs? In the case where a
> certificate contains 4 multiple OUs but a user DN only contains one of
> those 4?
Hmmm... good question. How should we handle something like that? I
suppose some logic could be put in there
How are you going to handle multiple OUs? In the case where a certificate
contains 4 multiple OUs but a user DN only contains one of those 4?
Thanks!
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Massimiliano Pala <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Lisa Lutz wrote:
> >
> > I need to map certificate Subject DNs to LDAP User DNs. I would like to be
> > handle complex cases such as:
> >
> > Subject DN = CN=Fred+UID=FSMITH, OU=DEV, O=CompanyA
> > to
> > UserDN UID=CN=Fred+FSMITH, OU=DEV, O=Comp
Lisa Lutz wrote:
>
> I need to map certificate Subject DNs to LDAP User DNs. I would like to be
> handle complex cases such as:
>
> Subject DN = CN=Fred+UID=FSMITH, OU=DEV, O=CompanyA
> to
> UserDN UID=CN=Fred+FSMITH, OU=DEV, O=CompanyA
>
> Is there a standard certificate mapping syntax that I
