Re: ldap support fails

Michael> This is a very rough diff (i.e. don't apply it to the tree the way it Michael> is, it will screw up the other versions) but it will show you what Michael> works. I know you can figure out how to detect this new version and Michael> make the necessary changes ... Indeed there have been changes to the standard LDAP C API defined in RFC1823. Currently there's neither any Internet standard for those changes (though there are IETF drafts circulating) nor any _released_ version of LDAP libraries[1] using them. I retrieved the latest draft and will download the latest OpenLDAP source code. I am not really willing to track API changes if they are not stabilized and part of a recognized standard (RFC). However I will try to find a solution to make everybody happy and a patch should follow probably before Sunday. Oscar [1] I'd really like to understand this joke of Debian packaging alpha code as OpenLDAP 2.0 is still supposed to be ! The latest released OpenLDAP is 1.2.3 and people (except developers of course) should really stick to that.