Hi,

the Schema of Novell eDirectory defines for every object
the object type in which this object can be contained.
An object type which can't contain other objects
is called leaf object type.
As far as I know this is not a Novell specific implementation,
but X.500 standard.
I'm not sure, but I think Microsoft Active Directory has the same
limitation.

I can't find the feature to import a certificate to a specified DN.
Is this function newer than 10.4.2002, because I use a CVS
download from this date.

Best regards 

Udo W�hler 

 
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>>> Michael Bell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 15.04.2002 20:13:04
>>>
Udo Woehler schrieb:
>  
> after this great fix for my CRL problem I have another problem.
> I can't import the user certificates into ldap.
> The reason is that OpenCA want's to add objects for
> the serialnumbers under the user object.
> Many LDAP implementations (like Novell eDirectory, which I use)
> does not allow subobjects under a User Objects, because
> the User object is defined as leaf object.
> So there is no way to put serialnumber objects below the user
object.
> But it is possible to add more than one certificate to a single user
> object.

What is a leaf in LDAP? I never read about such a limitation. Does
Novell use different definitions for objects? Leaves and nodes like in
B*-Trees?
 
> Ok, I don't really need this certificates in LDAP now, but I think
> that this should be added to the "requested feature enhancement"
list
> ;-)

You can add the certificate to the LDAP via the button on the RA where
you can store the certificate under a special DN (simply remove the
serialNumber).

Michael
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