In our LFDS Laserfiche\Directory Service\Server\Operational trace log we are seeing the following error:
How do I find out what certificate it thinks is invalid?
Directory Server version 11.0.2204.1467
In our LFDS Laserfiche\Directory Service\Server\Operational trace log we are seeing the following error:
How do I find out what certificate it thinks is invalid?
Directory Server version 11.0.2204.1467
I believe the issue was being caused by the notification subscription on the individual Forms licenses. I have disabled that option on each of the licenses in LFDS and have not seen the error. If it comes back I'll update this post, but so far so good.
I just submitted a support ticket to our Solution Provider to look further into the error.
I believe the issue was being caused by the notification subscription on the individual Forms licenses. I have disabled that option on each of the licenses in LFDS and have not seen the error. If it comes back I'll update this post, but so far so good.
Fascinating. Do you have a support case # I can check?
I believe it is 230284.
Need more context.
1. The full stack trace was not much longer, but here it is:
2. These two errors are also seen in the log around the same time.
3. No, we are not using LFDS Alternative Service.
4. SAML authentication is enabled, and we currently only have 3 accounts using it. We do not have any of the optional signing/encrypting enabled.
The first error is thrown every few minutes.
I don't suppose you have an LFDS primary license expiring in the next 30 days or so that's set to auto-renew? Try connecting to https://activation.laserfiche.com from a web browser on the LFDS server and see if you get a certificate error. HTTP errors like 401/404 are expected for that base URL with no path and parameters so just ignore those.
Our support is coming up for renewal within the next 30 days, but we do not have any subscription licenses. I did just try to access the URL you gave and didn't have any certificate errors when trying to browse to it from the LFDS server.