That's the weird part. Change it from 'ldaps' to 'ldap', and it works fine. We're able to see that the Active Directory server is available using LDAPS by running openssl s_client -connect :636, but we can't get it to actually connect through Moodle. I found a post about disabling a setting in SELinux to fix this issue, but we're running Ubuntu, not CentOS, so we don't have SELinux on the server.
HI Andrew,
i am having the same issue. with ldap it works when i switch to ldaps it stops. if i add "TLS_REQCERT allow" to /etc/openldap/ldap.conf it works but is seems the connection is not secured
i am having the same issue. with ldap it works when i switch to ldaps it stops. if i add "TLS_REQCERT allow" to /etc/openldap/ldap.conf it works but is seems the connection is not secured
did you manage to fix it ?
I am running redhat flavor, is it possible that you can share the link for selinux if possible.
i tried disabling it but it didnt worked
=Tim