SSL problems/questions for Fedora DS 1.02

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Title: SSL problems/questions for Fedora DS 1.02

Hello,

How can one start up Fedora directory (1.02) server instances when one is using SSL?  Can it be configured to read the security database password from a file?  I believe it may have given me the option initially and I did not take advantage of it, so I am particularly wondering how to set up automatic startup (with no password prompt) after it is already set up to prompt.

Right now, I have slapd running with SSL turned on, but could not restart the admin server after turning it on.  I was able to edit two admin server configuration files to turn it back off for the admin server, so now I can start it without SSL.  Any pointers to detailed documentation for using SSL with admin server?

I also now have a new problem where I cannot open the 'Manage Certificates' task for the directory server (slapd) instance itself.  In the admin server http logs I get this error

[Thu Jun 22 11:56:06 2006] [notice] [client 10.24.224.137] admserv_host_ip_check: ap_get_remote_host could not resolve xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx

Even though xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx is the IP address of the local server (both where slapd is running and where I am running the console from). It is properly defined in both the local /etc/hosts and in DNS.  At the same time, the console gives a pop-up error, "org.mozilla.ssl.SSLSocketException:  SSL_ForceHandshake failed: (-5938) Encountered end of file."

Since I think this could be related to an out-of-date certificate CRL, how can one import new CRLs using command line tools?

Thanks,
  Marty

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Martin J. Dellwo
NCS Pharma R&D (Exton)
NCS, a Johnson & Johnson Company
mdellwo@xxxxxxxxxxxxx


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