Re: redback/ldap

2011-04-04 Thread Kurt Yoder
auth01.foo.bar is signed by my own internal CA. I originally got a certificate error, as reported here: http://mail.openjdk.java.net/pipermail/discuss/2011-March/001731.html However I was then able to import my certificate into openJDK's keystore and get past that error. So I'm pretty sure the

Re: redback/ldap

2011-04-04 Thread Brent Atkinson
Kurt, Thank you for sending this information along. It makes it much easier to try and help you. Some questions based on this configuration: * auth01.foo.bar - does the host have a signed cert from a trusted CA or is it self-signed? * if you connect anonymously to auth01.foo.bar, can you find us

Re: redback/ldap

2011-04-04 Thread Kurt Yoder
Thanks for all the replies. Here is my security.properties: email.from.address=r...@foo.bar user.manager.impl=ldap ldap.bind.authenticator.enabled=true ldap.bind.authenticator=true security.policy.password.expiration.enabled=false ldap.config.hostname=auth01.foo.bar ldap.config.port=636 ldap.con