nding of a name to a public key", why would you issue certs
with duplicate serial numbers? Was this an oversight or a design
decision? If the latter, it would help the forum to understand the
business/technical requirements leading to such a decision. Thanks.
Arshad Noor
StrongAuth, In
I'm cross posting this to crypto and ldap in the hopes nobody else will
waste months of effort on a simple issue :)
Those of you that frequent these boards have probably seen several posts
from me dating back to January regarding problems with client authentication
and Sun directory server. We'v
ut it seems my answer could be either one.Thanks, MikeOn 2/15/06, Michael Pratt
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:I've been struggling with this for some time...I'm trying to setup our apps to connect via SSL to our iPlanet LDAP server. Our C++ apps are working fine with the C SDK: I
I've been struggling with this for some time...I'm trying to setup our apps to connect via SSL to our iPlanet LDAP server. Our C++ apps are working fine with the C SDK: I've got the cert.db, key3.db, and secmod.db files created and the apps are able to use them to establish the SSL connection, as
Ok, so I'm on the verge of having this all working. I have my SSL connection working using the JSSESocketFactory class (and setting the appropriate system properties so it knows where to find my keystore and truststore). Now the problem is, I cannot authenticate without a password. In our C code
I am using Mozilla LDAP JDK (4.17) with the following libraries:
JSS: 3.1.2.3
NSS: 3.3.4RTM
NSPR: 4.1.4RTM
The code snippet of how I am trying to connect securely to our LDAP server:
JSSSocketFactory.initialize("");
LDAPConnection ldapConn = new LDAPConnection(new JSSSocketFactory());
ldapCon
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