SOLVED: NSPR "Certificate type not approved for application" error when a TLS-enabled proxy LDAP OpenLDAP server connects to Fedora Directory Server

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Aleksander Adamowski wrote:
> It seems that whenever certificate authentication is an allowed 
> possibility on the FDS server side, OpenLDAP client tries using it even 
> if it is operating inside an OpenLDAP server environment (in which case 
> it supplies its server certificate as client's - thus the problem).

OpenLDAP client lib supplies the client cert which was configured for 
back-ldap. Check OpenLDAP's ldap.conf or slapd.conf and the relevant 
man-pages.

> I think the problem is on OpenLDAP side (it shouldn't use its server 
> certificate for client authentication when acting as an LDAP client).

I think the problem is with your particular configuration and the certs 
you're using.

Ciao, Michael.




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