Hi There,

i've up and running an openCA PKI-Server 1.1.1 (fedora8 or Debian5) with 
openLDAP 2.4 (SLES11) an i really get rid off, getting them working together in 
a suitable way. I'm sure, the reason is my small LDAP-know-How and i don't want 
to become a LDAP-Guru. I just want to upload some CA and User-Certificates into 
my LDAP Instance, but i'm  getting crasy with bindDN, baseDN and RDN and where 
to configure what exactly. Sometimes i'm sucessfull and i can see a certificate 
in my LDAP-Structure, but sometimes i get an error. Of course i includes the 
ldap-Schema openca.schema on the LDAP-Server-Side. But are there any additional 
LDIF-Imports neccessary? Here you see my error, while i try to upload the 
CA-Certificate from the openCA-Webinterface into the LDAP-Server:

Certificate 9 FAILED (error 65: attribute 'cACertificate;binary' not allowed)

Here's a detailed part from the LDAP-Server side log:

Feb 15 19:21:53 ip-10-227-42-19 slapd[1959]: Entry 
(dc=org,dc=openldap,dc=wien), attribute 'cACertificate;binary' not allowed
Feb 15 19:21:53 ip-10-227-42-19 slapd[1959]: entry failed schema check: 
attribute 'cACertificate;binary' not allowed
Feb 15 19:21:53 ip-10-227-42-19 slapd[1959]: hdb_modify: modify failed (65)
Feb 15 19:21:53 ip-10-227-42-19 slapd[1959]: send_ldap_result: conn=1015 op=4 
p=3
Feb 15 19:21:53 ip-10-227-42-19 slapd[1959]: send_ldap_result: err=65 
matched="" text="attribute 'cACertificate;binary' not allowed"
Feb 15 19:21:53 ip-10-227-42-19 slapd[1959]: send_ldap_response: msgid=5 
tag=103 err=65
Feb 15 19:21:53 ip-10-227-42-19 slapd[1959]: conn=1015 op=4 RESULT tag=103 
err=65 text=attribute 'cACertificate;binary' not allowed
Feb 15 19:21:53 ip-10-227-42-19 slapd[1959]: slap_graduate_commit_csn: removing 
0xb7897278 20110215192153.874662Z#000000#000#000000

is there a openLDAP / openCA-Tutorial, which some can recommend? I found 
nothing about this in the web.

Thx 4 help,

andy
germany
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