Ruby LDAP SSL thingy won't go

#!/usr/bin/ruby

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#

require 'ldap'

begin
         ldap_host = 'corp.com'
         ldap_port = 636
         ldap_conn = LDAP::SSLConn.new(ldap_host,ldap_port)
         puts "trace 2 ldap_conn: #{ldap_conn.class}"
         ldap_conn.set_option( LDAP::LDAP_OPT_PROTOCOL_VERSION, 3 )
         puts "trace 3 ldap_conn: #{ldap_conn.class}"
         bind_dn = "uid=#{ARGV[0]},ou=People,ou=Corporate,dc=real,dc=com"
         password_dn = "#{ARGV[1]}"
         ldap_conn.bind(bind_dn,password_dn)
         puts "trace 4 ldap_conn: #{ldap_conn.class}"
rescue
         puts "trace 5 oops, #{$!}"
end

# end of test

I have a coworker who got this to work on his server, but on my Ubuntu Servers it won't go. We seem to have the configurations all correct. Is there a special configuration aspect or activity needed on Ubuntu servers for things like this? Changing the port to 389 and the SSLConn to Conn makes it go fine too, if that is any kind of a hint. Here is what the failures look like:
$ ./t7.rb un 'pw'
trace 2 ldap_conn: LDAP::SSLConn
trace 3 ldap_conn: LDAP::SSLConn
trace 5 oops, Can't contact LDAP server
$ ./t4.rb un 'pw'
trace 2 ldap_conn: LDAP::Conn
trace 3 ldap_conn: LDAP::Conn
trace 4 ldap_conn: LDAP::Conn
$
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where t4 is with just Conn/389 and t7 is with SSLConn and 636 as in my code above. Again, a coworker go the t7.rb running just like the t4 on his server, but mine don't take. We cannot find the config problem and the /etc/ldap directories seem to coincide for things that seem important.

Xeno Campanoli wrote:

I just filed this bug in regard to my question:

I am very anxious to get this figured out, otherwise we may be forced to use CentOS for this service rather than Ubuntu Server.

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#!/usr/bin/ruby
#

require 'ldap'

begin
        ldap_host = 'corp.com'
        ldap_port = 636
        ldap_conn = LDAP::SSLConn.new(ldap_host,ldap_port)
        puts "trace 2 ldap_conn: #{ldap_conn.class}"
        ldap_conn.set_option( LDAP::LDAP_OPT_PROTOCOL_VERSION, 3 )
        puts "trace 3 ldap_conn: #{ldap_conn.class}"
        bind_dn = "uid=#{ARGV[0]},ou=People,ou=Corporate,dc=real,dc=com"
        password_dn = "#{ARGV[1]}"
        ldap_conn.bind(bind_dn,password_dn)
        puts "trace 4 ldap_conn: #{ldap_conn.class}"
rescue
        puts "trace 5 oops, #{$!}"
end

# end of test

I have a coworker who got this to work on his server, but on my Ubuntu Servers it won't go. We seem to have the configurations all correct. Is there a special configuration aspect or activity needed on Ubuntu servers for things like this? Changing the port to 389 and the SSLConn to Conn makes it go fine too, if that is any kind of a hint. Here is what the failures look like:
$ ./t7.rb un 'pw'
trace 2 ldap_conn: LDAP::SSLConn
trace 3 ldap_conn: LDAP::SSLConn
trace 5 oops, Can't contact LDAP server
$ ./t4.rb un 'pw'
trace 2 ldap_conn: LDAP::Conn
trace 3 ldap_conn: LDAP::Conn
trace 4 ldap_conn: LDAP::Conn
$
----snip---
where t4 is with just Conn/389 and t7 is with SSLConn and 636 as in my code above. Again, a coworker go the t7.rb running just like the t4 on his server, but mine don't take. We cannot find the config problem and the /etc/ldap directories seem to coincide for things that seem important.

You asked the same question once before at
http://www.ruby-forum.com/topic/187912

I gave you some suggestions to try to narrow down the problem. You
either ignored them, or didn't bother to post the results which would
have helped identify the problem.

However you didn't say before that you were running Ubuntu. If you are
using the stock Ubuntu ruby package, did you remember to install the
libopenssl-ruby package? (Ubuntu breaks out this part of Ruby into a
separate package)

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Brian Candler wrote:

You asked the same question once before at
Something Not going with my LDAP using SSL - Ruby - Ruby-Forum

I gave you some suggestions to try to narrow down the problem. You either ignored them, or didn't bother to post the results which would have helped identify the problem.

However you didn't say before that you were running Ubuntu. If you are using the stock Ubuntu ruby package, did you remember to install the libopenssl-ruby package? (Ubuntu breaks out this part of Ruby into a separate package)

Thank you Brian. I am at home now. I will try this first thing tomorrow morning. I'm sorry I didn't see it before. Perhaps that's all it is.