Yes, the problem went away, when I installed libldap, which I compiled with openssl.
apt-get source libldap
Edit openldap-2.4.21/debian/configure.options to change --with-tls=gnutls to --with-tls=openssl
(do not forget to install the libssl-dev package and build-depends for openldap)
debian/rules binary-arch
That solves the problem on Karmic. I hope it is going to be solved on the LTS. I was intending to use that for corporate workstations. The fewer manual modifications the better.
I do not know if this solution would be acceptable for Debian, due to some license concerns.
Yes, the problem went away, when I installed libldap, which I compiled with openssl.
apt-get source libldap 2.4.21/ debian/ configure. options to change --with-tls=gnutls to --with-tls=openssl
Edit openldap-
(do not forget to install the libssl-dev package and build-depends for openldap)
debian/rules binary-arch
That solves the problem on Karmic. I hope it is going to be solved on the LTS. I was intending to use that for corporate workstations. The fewer manual modifications the better.
I do not know if this solution would be acceptable for Debian, due to some license concerns.