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    • allinformatix
      allinformatix last edited by

      Dear Community,
      I hope I am not bothering you with my question. Sadly I could not find an answer for my situation. Therefore I am opening a new thread.
      I have an LDAP Server which is listening on both LDAP & LDAPS. I am now trying to increase the security level and I could’nt manage Kopano to connect to my server via LDAPS. I have a SelfSigned Certificate and I exported the Public part of the Cert into Cert Store of Ubuntu and Updated it. But Kopano is not able to Connect. Can anyone help me?

      Thanks in advanced!

      Best Regards
      Fehmi

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      • AnotherAndy
        AnotherAndy last edited by

        Hi,
        did you also put the “CA” into your trusted store? - or just the certificate?
        br

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        • allinformatix
          allinformatix last edited by

          I Just put the public part of the SelfSigned Cert into the trusted store of the OS.

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          • AnotherAndy
            AnotherAndy last edited by

            I suggest to put the CA Certificate also in the trust store. I think you made an dpkg-reconfigure ca-certificates, right?
            Are there any error messages?

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            • allinformatix
              allinformatix @AnotherAndy last edited by

              @AnotherAndy
              Now I managed to get it run. I did a misstake on the CSR (Certificate Signing Request). The CN should be the hostname (or DNS) of the LDAP Server. I already imported my root Certificate with this command:

              sudo cp /tmp/myCA.crt /usr/local/share/ca-certificates/
              sudo update-ca-certificates
              

              But thank you for your help. Ticket Closed ;-)

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