"Salz, Rich" wrote:
Can anyone point me to some starting place where I can find some
documents on publication of user certificates into LDAP directory.
You could start by looking at www.ietf.org, in the
internet-drafts area for documents with pkix and ldap
in their title.
We have some
"Salz, Rich" wrote:
Can anyone point me to some starting place where I can find some
documents on publication of user certificates into LDAP directory.
You could start by looking at www.ietf.org, in the
internet-drafts area for documents with pkix and ldap
in their title.
Can anyone point me to some starting place where I can find some
documents on publication of user certificates into LDAP directory.
You could start by looking at www.ietf.org, in the
internet-drafts area for documents with pkix and ldap
in their title.
We have some C++ code:
// This code is
Along these lines, does anyone have any experience or recommendation on the
type of certificate to publish in an LDAP directory for support of S/MIME,
etc. Are there any strong feelings about X.509 vs. PKCS12 (or others) or
encoding types?
Please let me know if you have any experience or
Hi!
Hi,
Can anyone point me to some starting place where I can find some
documents on publication of user certificates into LDAP directory.
Maybe this is not a best place to ask, but I just cannot find a better
one :-)
Since you're into OpenSSL, I suggest you pass by OpenCA
type of certificate to publish in an LDAP directory for support of S/MIME,
etc. Are there any strong feelings about X.509 vs. PKCS12 (or others) or
encoding types?
I thought everyone used the DER representation of the X.509 certificate
structure. (That is what PKIX folks do.) Who does
"Salz, Rich" wrote:
type of certificate to publish in an LDAP directory for support of
S/MIME,
etc. Are there any strong feelings about X.509 vs. PKCS12 (or others)
or
encoding types?
I thought everyone used the DER representation of the X.509 certificate
structure. (That is what
