Hey there, This configuration works with TB to pull certificates out of VeriSign's public LDAP directory for S/MIME encryption.
In the "General" tab: Name: VeriSign Hostanme: directory.verisign.com Base DN: Port Number: 389 Bind DN: In the "Advanced" tab: Don't return more than XXX results: VeriSign limits the number of entries returned anyway, pick a number (smaller if your connection is slow) Scope: Subtree Search Filter: (objectclass=*) If you get TB1.0 working with these settings you should be able to get it working with your directory too. have fun! ram PS If you go to www.verisign.com and search for "Digital ID Tutorial" you will get a document describing how to do this for a few different email programs. Senandung Mendonan wrote: > Hi, > > I have an LDAP directory where users store their X.509 certificates in > userCertificate;binary attribute in their entries. When MS Outlook and > Outlook Express look up addresses, they are able to retrieve that > attribute and send encrypted mails accordingly. However, Mozilla-based > clients could not extract that info from the directory. Any hints? > > Thanks. > > --mendonan _______________________________________________ mozilla-directory mailing list [email protected] http://mail.mozilla.org/listinfo/mozilla-directory
