On Tue, May 18, 2010 at 07:44:23PM -0600, Rich Megginson wrote: > Luke Schierer wrote: > > Hi all, > > > > I have been using fedora directory server/389 directory server for a > > couple years now with out any real issues, so I want to start off by > > thanking all of the developers for the hours they put into making it > > available to us. > > > > Lately I have had the need to look at storeing x509 certificates in my > > LDAP directory, to make them available to an application we use. > > Looking at the documentation available on the website, it appears that > > the usercertificate attribute either used to be a binary attribute, or > > that there is a way to make it a binary attribute that I am not > > seeing. > > > It is and always has been a binary attribute. What documentation on the > website leads you to think otherwise? We need to fix it. > > If the former, that it was but is no longer a binary attribute, it > > appears to me that the 389-console cannot handle the PEM formatted > > certificates, once one is added, I can no longer select that attribute > > to manipulate either it, or the certificate it contains. > > > Sounds like a bug. > > If the latter, that it can be changed to be binary, I would greatly > > appreciate a pointer on how to do so. > > > > Hopefully someone who has worked with certificates in 389-ds can give > > me some pointers either way, so that I can either submit a bug report, > > or find the right docs to be reading. Any help would be greatly > > appreciated. The docs do say that it is a binary attribute, but they say that in the 389-console that it should have a button to select the file to upload. Instead, it has a text box. That is what confuses me. Should I put the filename in that text box? Thanks!! Luke -- 389 users mailing list 389-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx https://admin.fedoraproject.org/mailman/listinfo/389-users
