(I have compiled more than one of it and I would like something of the type / usr/local/openldap-2.1.xx)
I'm a little bit confused by your description. slapd.conf is only used by the OpenLDAP server. slapd.conf is the central configuration file of OpenLDAP. So what did you not understand? You must cofigure you LDAP server within the slapd.conf and then simply start the server. OpenCA never look into the slapd.conf.
I wanted to say in the old file ldap.conf there was ldapbasedir "/ usr/local/ldap" in the new version I don't find it
Currently I receive this message from the browser
Checking for a special DN where to store CA-certificates ...
Special DN is cn=CA UNI-KN Openca,ou=Rechenzentrum,o=Universitaet Konstanz,c=de.
Adding valid CA-certificates to the LDAP server ...
First which version of OpenCA do you use? Second what do you use for a configuration.
OpenCARC3 9.2
ldap.xml
<openca>
<ldap>
<debug>0</debug>
<excluded_roles>
<role>publish_all_roles</role>
</excluded_roles>
<suffix>
<dn>o=CA UNI KN, c=de</dn>
</suffix>
<host>xaero.rz.uni-konstanz.de</host>
<port>389</port>
<!--
LDAP Protocol Version Select your ldap version by leaving one of the following
uncommented. Remember to check your
(/usr/local)/etc/openldap/slapd.conf for the allow statement! Some other options like ldaptls and ldapsasl require LDAP v3.
If you activate TLS or SASL then OpenCA uses LDAP v3
automatically and ignores the configuration.
-->
<protocol_version>2</protocol_version>
<openca>
<ldap>
<debug>0</debug>
<excluded_roles>
<role>publish_all_roles</role>
</excluded_roles>
<suffix>
<dn>o=uni-konstanz, c=de</dn>
</suffix>
<host>xaero.rz.uni-konstanz.de</host>
<port>389</port>
<!--
LDAP Protocol Version Select your ldap version by leaving one of the following
uncommented. Remember to check your
(/usr/local)/etc/openldap/slapd.conf for the allow statement! Some other options like ldaptls and ldapsasl require LDAP v3.
If you activate TLS or SASL then OpenCA uses LDAP v3
automatically and ignores the configuration.
-->
<protocol_version>2</protocol_version>
<!--
TLS encryption for LDAP
this works only with LDAP v3
-->
<tls>no</tls>
<!--
SASL authentication for LDAP
this works only with LDAP v3
-->
<sasl>no</sasl>
<chain>/usr/local/OpenCa/ca/OpenCA/var/crypto/chain</chain>
<login>xxxxxxx</login>
<passwd>xxxxxx</passwd>Thanks in advance
Giovanna
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