Last I checked, as the information is stored in a directory to begin
with,
LDAP is not a middleman, but is doing things rather directly.
LDAP is just a protocol, all protocols are middlemen
Doing an HTTP
Get presumes that this will find it in a Directory. Probably you will
find
that your HTTP needs a perl cgi which actually talks LDAP behind the
scenes.
More likely talk to a database.
I was never a fan of either CGI or Perl.
Don't forget HTTP is not a Directory Access Protocol, LDAP is, and the
certs
are stored in a Directory.
Who says so??? They are wrong in many cases.
Phill
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