I have 12.1 milepost 5.
set up ldap.
Looks like I have the openldap server running, the ldap browser appears to recognize it.
Having trouble getting tls - ssl to work for the client software.
The setup is correct from all of the ldap.conf stuff I can see on the net. I get a handshake failure on starting up the client.
client works on standard ldap, tls/ssl is the problem.
So I looked at some documentation for the openssl software.
I got the idea to update the openssl to 10.0.0e package, but when I:
nightmare:/media/NoName # rpm -U -v openssl-1.0.0e-32-1.i586
error: Failed dependencies:
openssl = 1.0.0d is needed by (installed) libopenssl-devel-1.0.0d-32.1.i586
nightmare…
I have some other issues with openssl [see second post]
all current updates are on [fixed that today]
Am I really missing libopenssl-devel-1.0.0d-32.1.i586, and if so where can I get it?
any ideas on how I can get this problem resolved?
I am beginning to believe i am missing some important parts of openssl.
Unless there are some major differences between distributions [and there are some I know] specifically in the openssl package
I seem to be missing /usr/lib/openssl… stuff, one of these is called /engines, and appears to have some
major influence on security.
I did write to the openldap folks, they weren’t all that helpful.
If I get more information, put together a trace / documentation, I will probably copy you on the doc, and keep you updated on the outcome, it maybe Suse dependent if this openssl difficulty is the problem.
tob
if at all possible please copy jctobin@po-box.esu.edu, I have too many mail locations already.