Here is my code trying to connect using Apache's LDAP Client API:Įdit: I added the trust manager. I have followed Apache's user guide exactly and still no luck! I have enabled TSLv1.2 protocol in the server's configuration and still no luck. Apache Directory Studio is most often used by companies with >10000 employees & >1000M in revenue. I'm able to connect to the LDAP server but when I try to connect to LDAPS, I keep getting errors. 85 companies use Apache Directory Studio.
Apache Directory Studio plugins are not signed yet, so you have to agree to the warning.
#CA WITH APACHE DIRECTORY STUDIO LICENSE#
enlyft industry research shows that Apache Directory Studio has a market share of about 0.01 compared to leading competitors Microsoft Visual Studio, Telerik and Jenkins. Accept the license agreement, Apache Directory Studio is licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0. Can you run following and check if it gives size of 1: import need help connecting to Apache's Directory Server using SSL. Apache Directory Studio is most often used by companies with >10000 employees & >1000M in revenue. I have had problems with Apache reading the certificate properly if I just imported the straight Base64 certificate or if I converted to PEM (Base64) without the -text. I would suggest adding the -text option to the command (as above) to get the extra output. First guess would be that it's getting keystore size. Then append it to your ca-bundle.crt file: cat output.crt > ca-bundle.crt. Is that the precise error message? I couldn't find it from it from the source to check how it's exactly determines the size. Unable to create a new entry in Apache Directory studio for LDAP integration with AEM. SSHA 256 and SSHA 512 not working in CA Directory. Thanks!Įdit: I can’t change the title, but the error message is actually Browse other questions tagged ldap apache-directory or ask your own question. I would appreciate some help from those who have enabled ldaps on ApacheDS using an external keystore. The keystore needs to have the signed cert and a chain of certs up to the CA root cert.
When I try to start the server, The logs say “Key store has more than one entry.” No shit. My keystore has two entries: my certificate authority cert, and my signed cert for the directory server. I’m trying to set up a ldaps connection to my Apache directory server (created with the Apache directory studio UI) using an external keystore. In the Studio UI, I made an ldaps connection, trusted the certificate, and was able to browse around the directory like usual. Pointing the directory server to this keystore allowed the server to start up. p12 keystore file using cert chain and server private key openssl pkcs12 -export -in directory-service/directory-service-chain.crt -inkey directory-service/directory-service-private.key -out directory-service/12 -name directory-service -password pass:
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