tanks Jorge,
Can you describe this in a github issue, please?
On Mon, Nov 22, 2021 at 7:53 PM Jorge Luiz Correa
wrote:
> Same difficulty here. The way it worked was defining the truststore
> globally. Just after that I defined the ldap configuration inside a domain.
>
> Using API:
>
> cmk -p use
Same difficulty here. The way it worked was defining the truststore
globally. Just after that I defined the ldap configuration inside a domain.
Using API:
cmk -p user@myprofile update configuration name='ldap.truststore'
value='/etc/cloudstack/management/cloud.jks'
cmk -p user@myprofile update co
Yordan,
sorry to keep you waiting all week till my friday maillist session ;)
As for ssl enabled or not, the code is due some improvements but at the
moment the presence of a trustore configuration is all that is needed to
enable ssl. From the ldap-plugin:
```
public boolean getSSLStatus() {
Dear community,
Currently trying to reconfigure working ACS LDAP authentication
to LDAPs but I believe something of importance may be missing in the guide
(https://docs.cloudstack.apache.org/en/latest/adminguide/accounts.html#ldap-ssl).
It says that if ldap.trusts
