Hi,
I'm strugling to get TLS encrypted connection to our LDAP server, where it looks that this feature is totally missing from the code.
I believe code supports encryption mode selection only between non-encrypted and SSL-encrypted connections which is normally done via port number.
But SSL encryption has not been anymore recommended for at least couple of years now and recommended way should be done with TLS encryption which is done via port 389 (yes the same than non-encrypted)
So for the file called UserMain.php (at Model folder) there should be some kind of trying code for TLS encryption as well. My educated guess is that this "try" should go to the code in line 1183 and could be following somehow ini example below:
Even better way would be that there will be setting for the admin (in area where LDAP settings are defined) that there would be ecnryption settings available a good example how this could be done is from tool called webmin, take a look the pic below:
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I'm strugling to get TLS encrypted connection to our LDAP server, where it looks that this feature is totally missing from the code.
I believe code supports encryption mode selection only between non-encrypted and SSL-encrypted connections which is normally done via port number.
But SSL encryption has not been anymore recommended for at least couple of years now and recommended way should be done with TLS encryption which is done via port 389 (yes the same than non-encrypted)
So for the file called UserMain.php (at Model folder) there should be some kind of trying code for TLS encryption as well. My educated guess is that this "try" should go to the code in line 1183 and could be following somehow ini example below:
Even better way would be that there will be setting for the admin (in area where LDAP settings are defined) that there would be ecnryption settings available a good example how this could be done is from tool called webmin, take a look the pic below:
