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Re: certificationAuthority




On Nov 9, 2005, at 8:39 AM, John Anthony Grigutis wrote:

My understanding was that "all" items means that DS will only return objects in that search base (cn= certificateauthorities,…) that have all those items as objectClasses. If there is an object with only a class of organizationalUnit it won't return it, likewise if there is an object that only has a class of certificationAuthority it won't return it. But as long as the object has both classes, it'll be returned by DS. This is what I have and it works for me in dscl without having to modify the mappings or the default container. It just doesn't appear in Keychain Access.

I might submit this question to Developer Technical Support and see if they know how to get Keychain Access to see it.

I think the two are unrelated.

When you turn on DS debugging and see what KCA is doing it's looking for dsRecTypeStandard:Users and dsRecTypeStandard:People

I think its looking for personal x509 certs. Probably the UserCertificate/userCertificate (Standard / Native) attrib.

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