Hans Moser schrieb das Folgende am 25.02.2005 13:51:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb das Folgende am 24.02.2005 20:16:
I think your ldap server is NOT running TLS.
Here is my ldapsearch debug output, including
"TLS trace: SSL_connect:SSLv3 read server certificate A":
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb das Folgende am 24.02.2005 20:16:
I think your ldap server is NOT running TLS.
Here is my ldapsearch debug output, including
"TLS trace: SSL_connect:SSLv3 read server certificate A":
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/ldap> bin/ldapsearch -Z -x -d -1 -h localhost:666
ldap_create
ldap_url_
[EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb das Folgende am 23.02.2005 20:34:
First of all the HEX line are important because they contained information
about the connection (SSL protocol layer: record, alert etc...), in fact in
acts as -msg option (openssl 0.9.7e).
My fault. But I had to retype it, because there's
[EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb das Folgende am 23.02.2005 12:09:
Hi,
You can specify the protole to use with -ssl3 or -tls1 otherwise s_client
send a ssl v2 client hello. Moreover some debug info with -state or -debug
could be usefull to find what happened. ;)
# openssl s_client -connect localhost:666
Hi!
I created certs for a CA and a server and the server's keys.
I configured OpenLDAP to use TLS.
Then I connected to the server with # ldapsearch -Z -x -h localhost:666
which works fine.
Security is set to "simple bind=64" in slapd.conf, so no simple bind
without TLS (# ldapsearch -x -h localhos
