Hi.
I'm setting up pGina.fork on one Windows 10 machine and I've have run into a strange problem.
I got my own CA with Intermediate authority, both imported in that machine. When I set up LDAP plugin to connect over SSL it works flawlessly, which is nice, because I had some issues with that in the past.
I also added my own certificate for RDP connections (so users wouldn't get a message about unverified certificate) to Local computer's Personal certificates folder. After that the pGina stopped working - it would say in the log file that server is unreachable. So just to be sure I deleted the RDP certificate, rebooted and it works again.
It seems like when pGina find a certificate in Personal folder it would ignore everything else or even try to use that certificate.
Pointing to a certificate in LDAP plugin configuration is not helping the issue.
For now I will let RDP certificate go but I think it's worth fixing as somebody may have similiar issue with no way of skipping it.
Hi. I'm setting up pGina.fork on one Windows 10 machine and I've have run into a strange problem.
I got my own CA with Intermediate authority, both imported in that machine. When I set up LDAP plugin to connect over SSL it works flawlessly, which is nice, because I had some issues with that in the past.
I also added my own certificate for RDP connections (so users wouldn't get a message about unverified certificate) to Local computer's Personal certificates folder. After that the pGina stopped working - it would say in the log file that server is unreachable. So just to be sure I deleted the RDP certificate, rebooted and it works again.
It seems like when pGina find a certificate in Personal folder it would ignore everything else or even try to use that certificate. Pointing to a certificate in LDAP plugin configuration is not helping the issue.
For now I will let RDP certificate go but I think it's worth fixing as somebody may have similiar issue with no way of skipping it.