On Wed, 2006-06-07 at 17:31 +0200, Pierangelo Masarati wrote:
Store the certificate in the RDBMS in the form that is appropriate for
its value. In fact, back-sql doesn't do any mucking on the value of
your certificate; if you base64-encode it, back-sql cannot know.
Moreover, back-sql is very poor at dealing with binary objects, so you
might be off even if you succeed in storing the certificate in binary
form.
I guess a reasonable approach would be to use BLOB data type and make
sure back-sql can handle it accordingly.
p.
Has anyone else had success using userCertificates? I've placed the
Base-64 encoded certificate data in the database. However upon attempted
retrieval, I get an error attempting to validate the attribute:
unable to validate value #0 of AttributeDescription userCertificate