Raymond> The manpage for ldap_open gives an example for the elements of struct Raymond> ldap, but I can't find that in any include file. Oscar> I second that. In its current state, Sun's LDAP Oscar> implementation seems to be fairly unusable : manpages and Oscar> header files are inconsistent and ldap.h doesn't provide Oscar> neither a definition of struct ldap nor a prototype for Oscar> ldap_set_option. I took a look at ldap.h in the UMICH version. The struct ldap looks very, very much like the example code in Sun's ldap_open manpage. Maybe it's the same. :-) Raymond> Oh well, if this is true, I think we'll have to put something in Raymond> configure so that we DON'T use Sun's ldap on Solaris 2.7. (I hope I Raymond> didn't miss anything.) Oscar> I fear this is going to be really difficult: I must find Oscar> some sure way of identifying this particular Oscar> implementation. I'll give it a look. Maybe we should just not do auto-detect of ldap on Solaris 2.7, and add yet another option to configure to use ldap explicitly. Or punt and just put it in the Problems file and tell people to get the some other ldap library. (BTW, has anyone successfully used Netscape's implementation? I tried it once, didn't get it to work, and used the UMICH version, which, obviously, works.) Ray