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Alpine: LDAP searches hang
I just configured my ldap server in Alpine, but every search hangs indefinitely (or so it seems) and I have to end up killing Alpine and starting back up. The LDAP server runs over SSL on port 636, so I have specified port 636, but there doesn't seem to be an SSL option available so I turned on "require-tls-on-connection".
I'm likely doing something wrong, I just don't know what. I've googled and come up with nothing. |
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