Hi all,
(This is very tricky to google)
Is there a mechanism by which it is possible, given the hash of a userCertificate, to search for userCertificates in a 389ds directory?
Something like this:
(userCertificate=sha256:0a:f0…)
Obviously I can preprocess the directory and store the hash beside the certificate, however there does not seem to be a sensible attribute for that.
Is this possible?
Regards, Graham —
On 22 Oct 2021, at 21:44, Graham Leggett minfrin@sharp.fm wrote:
Hi all,
(This is very tricky to google)
Is there a mechanism by which it is possible, given the hash of a userCertificate, to search for userCertificates in a 389ds directory?
Something like this:
(userCertificate=sha256:0a:f0…)
Obviously I can preprocess the directory and store the hash beside the certificate, however there does not seem to be a sensible attribute for that.
Is this possible?
It's not possible today, you'll likely need to extend schema to add something that can store the hash. But keeping them insync then becomes the next challenge ...
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