Andre Schild wrote:
Did you compile mod_auth_ldap as one module, and util_ldap as the second
one ?
Mod_auth_ldap and util_ldap are two separate modules where mod_auth_ldap
depends on util_ldap.
This is done in exactly the same way that proxy_ftp depends on
mod_proxy, so if you are looking
Andre Schild wrote:
finaly I got the module compiled and running under w2k.
Sweet... I just comitted them - thanks!
If my changes are accepted, then I'm willing to update the README.ldap
file to replect the win32
steps to build the module.
If you can update the README it would be great...
Here the updates.
The apr_ldap.hw goes in the apr-util/include, as it isn't automaticaly
generated for windows.
What about renaming util_ldap.c to mod_ldap.c ?
Would make the naming of the files/modules more consistent,
but on the other hand break the build process for all
platforms.
But if we
Andre Schild wrote:
Here the updates.
The apr_ldap.hw goes in the apr-util/include, as it isn't automaticaly
generated for windows.
Ok.
What about renaming util_ldap.c to mod_ldap.c ?
Would make the naming of the files/modules more consistent,
but on the other hand break the build
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Andre Schild wrote:
What about renaming util_ldap.c to mod_ldap.c ?
Is it that important for now? I think lets rather worry about this
when
mod_auth_ldap gets fitted to the new authn/authz framework. Then we
will
be renaming a whole bunch of stuff.
Ok,
Andre Schild wrote:
Did you compile mod_auth_ldap as one module, and util_ldap as the second
one ?
Yes.
If yes, how did you resolve the missing exports from util_ldap to be
able to link mod_auth_ldap.
I created a .def file as per the attachment on my previous post and
included it in the
Andre Schild wrote:
Hello,
finaly I got the module compiled and running under w2k.
Here the steps required to get it working:
1. put the two dsp files from the attachement in the experimental
folder
2. the netscape/iplanet ldap libraries are installed in srclib\ldap
3. Apply the
Hello,
can someone give me some hints how to build the auth_ldap module of the
2.0.43 apache ?
I've already built the normal ssl version of apache since ~2.0.36...
Actually we use another (half-self written) auth_ldap module with
2.0.42, but since it would require major work to get it working
I did it with 2.0.40 (using the Netscape/iPlanet SDK), but have not yet
done it with 2.0.43.
What seems to be the sticking point? I seem to recall that it was
actually rather straight-forward (at least as far as MSVC++ projects go)
once I manually created the APR ldap include files as this
What seems to be the sticking point? I seem to recall that it was
1. where do I see if my APR has the ldap support included ? (I assume
it hasn't)
2. Where should the ldap libraries/sdk be installed, so they are found
?
the LDAP stuff has moved into experimental. Actually, I would have
Andre Schild wrote:
can someone give me some hints how to build the auth_ldap module of the
2.0.43 apache ?
I've already built the normal ssl version of apache since ~2.0.36...
Actually we use another (half-self written) auth_ldap module with
2.0.42, but since it would require major work
Hi Andre,
What seems to be the sticking point? I seem to recall that it was
1. where do I see if my APR has the ldap support included ? (I assume
it hasn't)
copy the file ./srclib/apr-util/include/apr_ldap.hnw to apr_ldap.h (or tweak one self
from apr_ldap.h.in
2. Where should the ldap
Hi Jess,
I did it with 2.0.40 (using the Netscape/iPlanet SDK),
I too..
but have not yet done it with 2.0.43.
What seems to be the sticking point? I seem to recall that it was
actually rather straight-forward (at least as far as MSVC++ projects go)
once I manually created the APR ldap
Gnter Knauf wrote:
Hi Andre,
What seems to be the sticking point? I seem to recall that it was
1. where do I see if my APR has the ldap support included ? (I assume
it hasn't)
copy the file ./srclib/apr-util/include/apr_ldap.hnw to apr_ldap.h (or
To use these symbols I just added mod_ldap.so to the list of libraries
for linking mod_auth_ldap.so against.
Unlike the build process on UNIX, this does not have the LDAP stuff
linked into the core -- which I believe is a good thing, but could have
side effects for all I know
--
Jess
Hello,
here is my dsw/dsp file. (Configured for Netscape/iplanet SDK in
srclib\ldap
The module loads fine in relase and debug modes in apache, but as soon
as a auth request commes, apache crashes.
First tests show a stack trace of mod_auth_ldap -
apr_thread_mutex_create - apr_palloc - crash
It
Hi Andre,
here is my dsw/dsp file. (Configured for Netscape/iplanet SDK in
srclib\ldap
The module loads fine in relase and debug modes in apache, but as soon
as a auth request commes, apache crashes.
hmm, I've seen exactly the same with another module mod_auth_pgsql; I thought it was
the
Hi Andre,
here is my dsw/dsp file. (Configured for Netscape/iplanet SDK in
srclib\ldap
The module loads fine in relase and debug modes in apache, but as soon
as a auth request commes, apache crashes.
hmm, just looked at your *.dsp, but I think this is not planned so. Look at
util_ldap.c, it
Hello Guenter,
The module loads fine in relase and debug modes in apache, but as
soon
as a auth request commes, apache crashes.
hmm, just looked at your *.dsp, but I think this is not planned so.
Look at
util_ldap.c, it has an own module declaration, and from my
understanding
it should be
Hi,
The default linux apache uses a non-threaded MPM, so all the mutex
stuff doesn't get build/included.
Look at the #if APR_HAS_THREADS lines, they aren't used by linux
usually.
ok, that's right.
But win32 uses threads (and the netware I think too) so this code is
probably not widely
Hmmm... . mod_ldap and mod_auth_ldap were working fine for me at 2.0.40
-- once my patch was applied to util_ldap_cache.c (before which it crashed
due to unintialized memory). This patch was in before things were moved
back into experimental
Gnter Knauf wrote:
Hi Andre,
here
Did you compile mod_auth_ldap as one module, and util_ldap as the second
one ?
If yes, how did you resolve the missing exports from util_ldap to be
able to link mod_auth_ldap.
Actually it seems for me, that in util_ldap.h all functions should be
declared as AP_DECLARE_NONSTD (or whatever the
Hello,
finaly I got the module compiled and running under w2k.
Here the steps required to get it working:
1. put the two dsp files from the attachement in the experimental
folder
2. the netscape/iplanet ldap libraries are installed in srclib\ldap
3. Apply the util_ldap.c.diff and
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