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I want to configure OpenLDAP with SSL in fedora core 8 for squid authendication. I have configured OpenLDAP without SSL support. OpenLDAP authendication is working fine in squid. Currently we have 100 users in OpenLDAP server. Now I want to configure the OpenLDAP server with SSL support without affecting the previously created users. I am using LDAP Accounts Manager (lam) GUI to add/remove users in OpenLDAP server. <br />
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LDAP Accounts Manager will support ssl?<br />
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If yes how should I configured lam with ssl support?<br />

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I want to configure OpenLDAP with SSL in fedora core 8 for squid authendication. I have configured OpenLDAP without SSL support. OpenLDAP authendication is working fine in squid. Currently we have 100 users in OpenLDAP server. Now I want to configure the OpenLDAP server with SSL support without affecting the previously created users. I am using LDAP Accounts Manager (lam) GUI to add/remove users in OpenLDAP server. 

LDAP Accounts Manager will support ssl?

If yes how should I configured lam with ssl support?


How to configure OpenLDAP with SSL

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