What version of CFAS as you using? Secure LDAP, as well as HTTPS, have only
been available since CFAS 4.5.x.
Steve
-----Original Message-----
From: Frank Gragnano [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, March 28, 2001 2:00 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: CFLDAP and SSL
Here's one for the truly gifted. So far I have had no response from any of
the forums at Allaire or my local user group. I even spammed all the Team
Allaire members about it and received no response. Anyone with any info at
all, even if it's "I don't know", would be greatly appreciated.
Here's the skinny:
I'm trying to connect anonymously to a LDAP Netscape 3.1 SGI Challenge-S box
running IRIX 6.5.4. This is a System 5 type of UNIX, with SSL encryption.
The only thing I've read about CFLDAP not working on Unix is with Linux.
I can hit the server through Netscape's address book and browse, no problem.
I can hit other LDAP servers with the CFLDAP tag through our firewall, no
problem. Our LDAP ports are open, and I've even tested from a machine
outside our firewall. I have not been able to hit this server at all with
CFLDAP.
My understanding of the CFLDAP tag is that the SECURE attribute has to have
an exact path to the certificate or just the cert name. This is as it is
explained in the documentation:
SECURE="CFSSL_BASIC,certificate_db"
I have tried every possible combination of URLs - both absolute and local.
No luck. Here's the code: (Help me Obi-Wan!!!)
<CFLDAP ACTION="QUERY"
NAME="results"
ATTRIBUTES="o,ou"
START="o=foo,ou=foo"
SERVER="https://foo.foo.foo.mil" SORT="ou ASC" SECURE="CFSSL_BASIC,
foo-cert.db" PORT="636">
Frank T. Gragnano
IT/Web Specialist
EDO Corporation - Combat Systems
(757) 424 - 1004 ext. 321
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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