On Mon, Apr 6, 2009 at 7:02 PM, in message 49da8a1b.5070...@gmail.com,
Chris
dmag...@gmail.com wrote:
Keith Lawson wrote:
Hello,
I'm trying to connect to and LDAP server using PHP over SSL. I compiled
Openldap from source, installed it and then compiled PHP against that
install. I have a tiny PHP script for testing that I have been calling from
the command line (php scriptname). Before adding TLS_REQCERT never to
ldap.conf that script was failing. After I set that setting in ldap.conf
ldaps:// connections work from the command line but when I call the exact
same code in a browser it fails.
(I assume ldap.conf refers to the config for openldap).
PHP doesn't know what ldap.conf is or what it does.
Are you sure you're connecting to the same ldap server? (Stupid question
but worth checking).
If you could run apache in standalone mode (see
http://bugs.php.net/bugs- generating- backtrace.php for some info about
that) you might be able to strace the process to see what's going on.
My problem was that I had compiled Apache against the Solaris 10 openSSL
libraries version 0.9.7. When I installed OpenLDAP and recompiled PHP I
manually build new openSSL libs that were version 0.9.8. Rebuilding apache and
linking to the same openSSL libraries resolved this problem for me. That
explains why I was seeing different behavior with command line PHP than when I
called the same code through Apache.
truss (Solaris strace) brought this to my attention, thanks for the suggestions
Chris.
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