Hi NG Users,
I'm implementing some php 4.2.x code to manipulate Microsofts AD. I have already
set-up the domain controller to handle LDAP over SSL (Port 636) and it looks like it
is working, at least I can download a certificate when I browse the server with HTTPS.
The problem now is to get the certificate into php. Does anyone have some clues how to
manage this? Basically, what I'm trying to do is to build a web-frontend to change
passwords for AD accounts. I wouldn't like to re-invent the wheel, so I'd really
appreciate if someone could post some code samples.
Also, if somebody already knows about some working ASP (VB) code, that would also be
very much appreciated. Anyway, it would be important to at least be able to
authenticate users agains AD with php, what probably means that I still have to set-up
a PHP/LDAP over a SSL connection to AD. If anyone knows how to get a certificate into
PHP, so that it is possible to connect with something like this
$ds = ldap_connect("ldaps://servername:636");
that would be really great.
I've been browsing a lot on the web now and I really have tried almost any search
combinations with google and other search engines, but I couldn't find any usefull
docs on this topic. There are many people looking into this issue, but finally most of
them seem to fail when it comes to connect to AD over SSL. If someone here has
experience in this field, I think he could do a favour to lots of developers, since it
looks like this is a major problem when it comes to interoperability between Win2k and
common Unix systems. Should I be successful in my research, I really would be willing
to write a decent documentation about this, so that others wont have to waste so much
time again, like others did on this topic.
Kind regards to everyone,
Andres
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