Hi Folks,
I have a nice feature-request here :)
I have a certificate that contains a unique ID in the DN (number of
company register)
I have a LDAP Server that has a completely differnt DN scheme, but the
mentioned ID is a unique attribute in the LDAP tree, too. So this means
I can search f
Oliver Welter wrote:
Hi Folks,
I have a nice feature-request here :)
I have a certificate that contains a unique ID in the DN (number of
company register)
I have a LDAP Server that has a completely differnt DN scheme, but the
mentioned ID is a unique attribute in the LDAP tree, too. So thi
Hello Bahaaldin
Thanks for you answer, but I have a problem
If I follow your suggestions then no PIN will be in the header of certificate table, so which method should I use to verify the CRIN entered by the users? That's my main problem, how to verify the CRIN. I tryed using the dgst command
Johnny,
Can you get me a database dump of the
certificate record that you are trying to revoke. I want one that you did after
you did my suggestion below. I would like to look at the header of the
certificate. Thanks
Best regards,
Bahaa Al-amood
If I follow your suggesti
Hello Bahaaldin,
I'm sending you the dump you asked me with a
certificate issued after the changes you suggested me.
Thanks a lot for your help.
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> Can you get me a database dump of the certificate
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Hi Peter,
Can I do this transformation via the schema-descriptions in ldap.xml
or have I to rewrite the ldap-export Module =
AFAICS there are no DN-Transformation rules implemented, thus subjectDN
equals the DN of the LDAP entry. Michael please correct me, if I am
wrong here.
What you need
Perhaps you can use the perl backend of openldap to proxy the request,
rewrite the query and DNs as necessary, sent the transformed request to
the real ldap server, get the response back, rewrite it and then send it
back to opena as it expects. This can solve the general problems of DNs
is cert
