Todo #10704
Updated by Jim Pingle over 4 years ago
Based on a report from a customer, the PHP environment we have to setup for SSL LDAP clients does not appear to gracefully handle multiple authentication servers. It ends up not trusting the CA for one or more of the attempted connections. Unless the issues in #9417 have fixed on PHP 7.4 (See #10659), we should try to find a way to handle this situation better, if possible. 2.4.5-p1 workaround: Set the LDAP auth server entries to use Global Root CA List, copy CA cert PEM data to @/etc/ssl/<hash>.0@ @/etc/ssl/certs/<hash>.0@ where @<hash>@ is the output of @openssl x509 -hash -noout -in ca.crt@ 2.5.0 workaround: Set the LDAP auth server entries to use Global Root CA List, edit the CAs in the cert manager, check "Add this certificate to the Operating System Trust Store". That should allow all of the LDAP server CAs to be trusted concurrently. One possible workaround would be to setup more isolated environments for each server, perhaps with a unique ID per LDAP server or CA hash, but there may still be PHP environment issues when doing it that way.