authconfig and LDAP

Hi all,

I've established a new LDAP server and am testing the SSL/TLS connection to it. I noticed that on the client machine, I need to run authconfig after putting the CA certificate for the LDAP server in /etc/openldap/cacerts.

If I don't do this, ldapsearch fails on the connection. I've looking for authconfig does to detect the new certificate file but do not see any obvious service or comand I can run. It looks like this has to be a manual process. Is there a flag or something I am missing to make the detection of the new CA certficate automatic? I would like to script the update for all my machines.

Ryan

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