> 
> 
> These entries are generated at server startup (there is no way to prevent 
> that).  So stop the server and edit the dse.ldif and remove these entries, 
> then start the server up and those errors will go away - well until you renew 
> the server cert again :-)

It's worth pointing out that we do have an open issue about this:

https://pagure.io/389-ds-base/issue/49525

It also may be worth us investigating disabling attr encryption in newly 
created instances since it's not a default-used feature IMO. 

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