Rich Megginson wrote:
Dan Mosedale wrote:
This might be a bit more complicated, since (I presume) on at least
one system (Solaris) the system mozilla-based LDAP sdk is in
/usr/include/ldap. Perhaps Anton can confirm or deny?
The Solaris situation is quite complicated, but Anton and I
Rich Megginson wrote:
Dan Mosedale wrote:
I guess what I'm really hoping can be avoided is having to have a
little maze of ifdefs in crossplatform code that decide whether or not
to include ldap/ldap.h or mozldap/ldap.h.
I thought that's what pkg-config was designed to eliminate? E.g
Rich Megginson wrote:
I'm going to be doing some work in the following areas, and I would like
to get some input from ldapsdk developers, and especially the mozilla
and thunderbird developers to see how they build ldapsdk as part of
those products:
Sorry for not responding earlier; I see
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anyone know if the C SDK is thread safe with SSL?
Yes. The C SDK is threadsafe in general:
http://www.mozilla.org/directory/csdk-docs/threaded.htm
Dan
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Adding n.p.m.directory and directing followups there, as that's a more
appropriate group for this question.
Aesir wrote:
I am writing a BHO that requires me to authenticate via an LDAP server.
I am writing in Javascript and haven't been able to find much in the
way of documentation or
Dan Mosedale wrote:
you can't call init until simpleBind
has completed, which means that you need to call simpleBind from the
onLDAPInit() callback
That _should_ read:
you can't call simpleBind until init has completed, which means that
you need to call simpleBind from the onLDAPInit
Ralf wrote:
I have a question about defining the filter for ldap_search_s(). Is it ok to
pass in non-ASCII characters , i.e. üöä to form my filter?
Yes; however, they must be encoded in UTF-8.
Dan
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Gerv has just posted his last call for comments on the new Mozilla
newsgroup hierarchy that will be replacing this one:
http://weblogs.mozillazine.org/gerv/archives/008005.html
I just added a comment to his blog suggesting that this group should
really be replaced by mozilla.dev.tech.ldap, as
Ronan McGlue wrote:
Hi all,
i hape an w32 app that needs to connect to MS Active Dir over ssl. I
tried netscape ldapsdk v3, which connected but wouldnt do a password
change(probably and AD quirk), then i tried windowsldap, which wouldnt
connect, then sun ldap v5 to no avail. Now im trying
Ken Culbert [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Initially I had problems building NSS, but resolved them thanks to Wan-Teh
Chang.
But, now there are problems building the C-SDK itself. I've followed the
instructions on the C-SDK page exactly.
The easiest solution is to follow the LDAP C SDK
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (paulweb) writes:
Hey-o Folks,
Perhaps you guys can point me in the right direction. I've been having a lot
of problems with LDAP and our Exchange server since upgrading from NS 4.7x
to Mozilla 1.0.
I've added an LDAP directory and base DN. In user.js I've added
Amol wrote:
hi all,
I have installed Bugzilla on my system (RH 7.2) and now i want the user
authentication to be done through LDAP.
I installed PerLDap 1.4.1 .
And using the C SDK (ldapcsdk5.08-Linux2.2_x86_glibc_PTH_DBG.OBJ.tar.gz)
which i downloaded from iplanet.com.
The SDK and
3bq wrote:
Hi,
I'd like to give my users single sign on for our various intranet
sites.
What I'd like to do, is get Mozilla to pick up the username from the
desktop session (we're using Novell Netware client), and use it for
the http authentication, for a list of given websites.
I
dhiva wrote:
ldap://ldap.xx.org/o=airius??sub
does it work with mozilla 1.0??
I know this works with netscape 4.79...
There is code in the tree to do that, but it's got some threadsafety
issues, so it's not turned on by default just yet. You can turn it on
by building with
Steve Ganchev wrote:
Hi,
Recently I tried to enter an complex ldap query in Mozilla's brower using
the Ldap url syntax. To my surprise it pumped out a Windows Adress book
search window. It seems that Mozilla doesn't support ldap urls (like
Netscape 4.7x). Is there any way to enter more
Matt Ross wrote:
Dan Mosedale [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
If you're not using libprldap, I don't know how libnspr could be
involved here at all.
Does NSPR have to be linked into the SSL library or could I remove it if I
could somehow get the sources built? I need SSL as the program
Tim Trentham wrote:
Dan,
I tried gmake with the Makefile and still a no file or directory error.
With both ldapsdk.mk and Makefile, my problem (among others that I'm sure I
will encounter later) is that I don't have an nsprpub directory. It's not
pulled as part of this command:
cvs -d
Matt Ross [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I am using Borland C++ Builder 6 under Windows 2000 to write an LDAP utility
for adding/editing/removing users of an eDirectory using the Sun LDAP C SDK
5.08. If I try and set breakpoints in my code it always hangs the debug as
soon as an LDAP function
Stephan Lauffer [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi!
can someone tell me if there's a way to bind with a dn an password
for ldap queries? I found a lot of comments about this feature with
the optional bind support user/password but rc2 doesn't seems to
support this.
Unfortunately,
Sushmita Roy [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
[leak description elided]
OK, I filed bug 144241 about this.
I had some other questions regarding LDAP_RES_UNSOLICITED :
- Under what conditions is LDAP_RES_UNSOLICITED returned from the
Ldap server?
About this I'm not sure; the LDAP
Tim Trentham [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Well, I started over on another machine (so as not to break my now hacked
working nmake build) and tried building with gmake. Once again, I'm
following the instructions at http://www.mozilla.org/build/win32.html and
this is on a Win2k machine.
That
Tim Trentham wrote:
I saw an earlier post on this newsgroup where Dan Mosedale said this,
Apologies for the state of this; we're working on getting it cleaned up.
I'm hoping that he can shed some light, so I'm also cc'ing him on this post.
(sorry, Dan). I'm also posting this in the hopes
[Reposting to n.p.m.netlib]
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (masqurin) writes:
Hello,
While I was trying to add some code to time events such as DNS resolution in
Mozilla,
I found the folowing code (in the file nsDnsService.cpp):
#ifdef DNS_TIMING
if (getenv(DNS_TIMING)) {
mOut =
[2nd try, reposting to .netlib; perhaps someone there can help]
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (masqurin) writes:
Hello,
While I was trying to add some code to time events such as DNS resolution in
Mozilla,
I found the folowing code (in the file nsDnsService.cpp):
#ifdef DNS_TIMING
if
Matt Ross [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Dan Mosedale [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
Yes I am using the Sun iPlanet SDK 5.08. I have both the debugging and
optimised versions. I was using the debugging version previously but
debugging kept freezing when it tried to do an LDAP function call
Matt Ross [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I also tried changing directory to 'mozilla/directory/c-sdk' and using
'configure'. This worked but when I ran make (symbolic link to GNU make) I
get this:
$ make
make export
make[1]: Entering directory
Matt Ross [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I had a look at bugzilla but couldn't make head or tail of it.
It's not that bad; really. Give it another shot! :-)
I suspect this is a problem to do with the way I am using the SDK as I am
starting to see this blocking problem in most of the LDAP
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Fozia Zaidi) writes:
Hi,
I have openldap SDK installed on my Debian Linux machine and want to
install netscape C SDK.
Should I uninstall openldap first?
Well, they do have filenames that overlap. So if you don't uninstall
openldap first, you'll at least want to install
Matt Ross [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Dan Mosedale [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
aaa4p6$[EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:aaa4p6$[EMAIL PROTECTED]...
hedi [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi everybody,
I am using C SDK 5.08 to access the Iplanet Directory server 4.1 and I'd
like
Devendra Badhani [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I've just filed http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=140182
about this; let's take this discussion there. Thanks for the patch!
Yeah I guess that's a better place, I have put another patch
for unbind over there.
Great; thanks!
Dan
hedi [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi everybody,
I am using C SDK 5.08 to access the Iplanet Directory server 4.1 and I'd
like to have a mechanism of call back (or any other event) in case of
deconnection (or anything similar) to be sure that my connection is
still valid before any read or
Devendra Badhani [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi Dan,
Thanks for the prompt response.
I think the problem is with passing the async
parameter in do_abandon funtion, while making a
call to nsldapi_ber_flush in abandon.c. Please
have a look at the attached file ( abandon.c),
line no 230
This is rather strange. One possible fix for this might be to fake an
EAGAIN error if write() ever returns 0. Can you file a bug in bugzilla
against me?
Thanks,
Dan
Devendra Badhani [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi there,
I have gone futher in exploration of this
problems and is seems
Devendra Badhani [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Thanks for the response.
I tried with SDK ver 5.0, even with that there are some
leaks, though lesser than what I observed with 3.0.
The interesting thing is that with both the versions, calling
unbind restores the memory usage to almost the
Devendra Badhani [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi,
I am using Netscape LDAP SDK ver 3.0 for
C, for doing some fast directory lookups. The
problem I am facing is that when I bombard
my application, which uses the ldap sdk, with
with a very high rate of directoruy lookup
requests, the
Brian Vetter [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Our IT recently switched from an older Exchange server to a
new one that uses Active Directory as the LDAP server. What
used to work (LDAP Directory access via NS 4 or Mozilla) no
longer works with the new Active Directory.
Is there a known
Can you file a bug in bugzilla about this, and paste in all the lines
from your prefs.js file containing ldap?
Thanks,
Dan
Andrew Perry [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I have the same problem .. not visible in the Address Book ... (and Ive
restarted, even the turbo :) )
Andrew
Dan Mosedale
Laurent Julliard [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
The relase notes of the Mozilla 0.9.9. claims that LDAP Directories are
now visible in the Address Book of 0.9.9. I must say that my experience
shows the exact opposite :-( Still no LDAP directories in the Adress Book.
Is there anything to do in
±èÁ¾´ö [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I want to use the LDAP C SDK with SSL on FreeBSD.
so, I'd like to compile the LDAP C SDK 5.0 on FreeBSD 4.2
I checked out the ldapcsdk_branch_50, NSS_3_3_1_RTM and
NSPRPUB_RELEASE_4_1_2,
but it failed.
Doesn't LDAP SDK support FreeBSD ?
I checked
Currently, Mozilla gets its LDAP support (for LDAP autocomplete in mail,
as well as the LDAP addressbook) from the LDAP C SDK version 40 This
version of the C SDK doesn't have the crypto hooks for SSL over LDAP,
because it was released before the US crypto export laws changed So we
need to
Cyril Protat [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi all,
I need to recompile the Netscape LDAP SDK for C 5.0.
Which CVS modules do I need ?
I checked out the tag called 'ldapcsdk_branch_50' for the directory
'DirectorySDKSourceC' and tried to compile it ... but it fails !!!
Well, generally,
The basic structure is based on inetOrgPerson. We're still in the midst
of sorting out the remaining attributes, and we'll probably come up with
a mozillaOrgPerson auxilliary objectclass for the rest of the
attributes. See bugs 118454 and 116692 for more details about the
ongoing work here.
Michael Horn [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
begin output snippet
95make: Leaving Directory d:\mozilla\source\mozilla\themes\modern with
target export
1 file(s) copied
+++ building dynamic version
LINK : fatal error LNK1104: cannot open file
Romas nothing@here writes:
Is LDAP_ASYNC_IO define assume that IO over the LDAP
sockets will be truly asynchronous? I mean will the signal SIGIO
be raised everytime something is on the socket?
It uses select() or poll(), depending on platform, to do its magic,
not SIGIO.
Dan
I've posted some basic plans for upcoming LDAP feature work at
http://www.mozilla.org/mailnews/arch/ldap.html. A moderate amount of
those timing estimates are rough guesses; I'll try and keep it updated
as things become more clear and as work progresses.
Dan
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (=?gb2312?B?amFtZW5nLmppbiC98I9Wsqg=?=) writes:
i am adding a mail addresslist to mozilla in address books page the same as
the tree directory of personal address book and collected addresses and
it should display openldap server's addresses automatically
I'm a little
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Hans Deragon) writes:
I want to convert my Netscape 6.2 adress book to an ldif format so I
can setup an LDAP on my home computer. With IMAP, I could then roam
everywhere with my email.
For the conversion to LDIF, I'd suggest checking out Dawn, since Mozilla /
Netscape
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Martin Ellison) writes:
OK, I need to install Perl LDAP support and whatever it takes to make it work.
I can't get this working. I can't get the C Directory SDK to build.
Does anyone have any instructions for this? The target is Solaris.
Take a look at
Dennis G. Allard [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I would like to set up:
Mozilla LDAP Server (e.g. slapd on Linux)
so I can have a common place for my bookmarks, etc.
I failed so far in my attempt to configure slapd (OpenLDAP) in Red Hat
7.1, per the limited and confusing tutorials I
Jason Baietto [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Sadly, my company is running an LDAP server that requires binding.
I would like to be able to browse and autocomplete the addresses
with Mozilla, but I can't seem to get it to work. I've read many
things on the net which seem to indicate that it
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
JMT wrote:
Hi all,
I'm using Netscape 6.1. I have a problem my corporate have and LDAP
for addresses. I have had any problem to autocomplete addresses with
Netscape 4.7. It worked fine. But with N6.1 I have no luck. I have
checked it all and I have the
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Ken Lui) writes:
In article 9ikskp$[EMAIL PROTECTED],
Dan Mosedale [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
No; thanks for pointing it out! I just filed bug 90535
http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=90535 on this, and there
are more details there about what exactly is going
Rooben Garakanian [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
-=-=-=-=-=-
Thanks for the info. At this point in time I'm looking into these from
client side.
Do you know what needs to replace ldapssl_client_init(cert7.db, NULL),
ldapssl_clientauth_init(cert7.db, NULL, ...), other ldapssl_* functions or
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Graham Gelding) writes:
I am tring to add LDAP functionality to a Chrome. Initially all I'd
like to do is connect to an LDAP server and read and write some
bookmarks.html data.
I'd suggest looking at Binary Runner's implementation of LDAP bookmark
stuff; he posted a
Henrik Gemal [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I've downloaded a LDAP enabled build from:
http://mozdev.org/ftp/pub/sun/
added the following lines to my prefs.js file:
user_pref(ldap_2.servers.myldap.description, myldap);
user_pref(ldap_2.servers.myldap.dirType, 777);
[.mail-news added]
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Csaba Borbola) writes:
Hi Dan,
I'm doing the LDAP addressbook settings and I would like to get
some comment related to filters.
I think the LDAP address book should not use the filter
settings from the preferences, which was set for autocompletion.
[more newsgroups added; i'm hoping that xpcom and netlib folks will
chime in here]
Paul Sandoz [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Perhaps re-using and
creating exception codes and mapping these to
i18n strings for dialogs to use in the address
book?
Sounds good.
Just come
Paul Sandoz [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
If you use async then the GUI becomes very sluggish
in debug, not sure what its like in release, as per
bug 50104.
I am testing against an internal LDAP server which
contains all Sun employee info, so it is very
responsive.
Paul Sandoz [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Attached is the Mozilla card to LDAP attribute
mapping that is currenly used. This is based on
the LDIF conversion code.
At some point it might be advantageous to have
a mapping table in the preferences, or changes to
the
Paul Sandoz [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
When a searchable address book is selected
the 'search bar' should be displayed.
I'm not quite sure what you mean by this.
Hmm... that a search tool bar should become
visible if not already so, so that a user
Paul Sandoz [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Attached is the latest query stuff with boolean
stuff combined. The existing directory query
not inherits from the nsIBooleanExpression interface
and the nsIAbDirectoryQueryArguments has a
nsIBooleanExpression attribute.
Why have
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Josh Harding) writes:
Paul Sandoz wrote:
Wanted to run by some things i think are required
for the Mozilla address book to cater for organisational
(LDAP) and '10K' address books i.e. address books
with so many cards it is not
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Harshdeep S Jawanda) writes:
Hi,
"Michael F. March" wrote:
"To get LDAP C SDK 4.0 code (you've got version 3.x), instead \
of using the CVS date tag specified on that page, check out using\
the "-r LDAPCSDK_40_BRANCH" switch to CVS."
Thanks. I
[Added mozilla-directory and -mail-news to the CC list, as folks there
are likely to have useful input]
Jennifer Glick wrote:
Hi Srilatha,
Per Product Management's request, I also did a third spec which has
the Address Book settings Global and the LDAP settings Per Account.
I see
Paul Sandoz [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Attached is the latest query stuff with boolean
stuff combined. The existing directory query
not inherits from the nsIBooleanExpression interface
and the nsIAbDirectoryQueryArguments has a
nsIBooleanExpression
Paul Sandoz [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
The contents of last week's LDAP internationalization meeting has been
posted here: http://www.mozilla.org/mailnews/meetings/index.html.
From the latest IRC chat there was a question about pab storage:
"momoi Do you know if the
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Josh Harding) writes:
Dan Mosedale wrote:
Paul Sandoz [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Example:
(name == "X" nickname == "Y") ||
(email 'contains' "ZSxsxZ" || !(fax="123"))
Note sure
Paul Sandoz [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I think i have got it:
It is possible to extend expression types to include
an N peer boolean expression that contains a list of
expressions and applies the same operator to each.
Like a 'flatened' part of
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Josh Harding) writes:
Paul Sandoz wrote:
It is possible to extend expression types to include
an N peer boolean expression that contains a list of
expressions and applies the same operator to each.
Like a 'flatened' part of a binary
Paul Sandoz [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
/**
* List of defined match items types
*
*/
const long matchItemsOneOrMore = 0;
const long matchItemsAll= 1;
Would it be worthwhile to design the interfaces to support
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Csaba Borbola) writes:
Dan,
do you have any final docs or list of preferences you would like
to store for typedown? You told me, that you had been waiting for
some marketing decision related to the UI for preferences. If you
have some kind of finalized plan can you let
"Thomas" [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I've made all the changes in /etc/profile
MOZILLA_CLIENT=1
NO_MDUPDATE=1
MOZ_LDAP_SDK=1
export MOZILLA_CLIENT NO_MDUPDATE MOZ_LDAP_SDK
unset MOZ_LI
unset MOZ_LITE
unset MOZ_MEDIUM
unset NO_SECURITY
but when I do a
gmake -f directory/ldapsdk.mk
The LDAP XPCOM SDK component of the Directory product has been created
in Bugzilla. I went with "LDAP XPCOM SDK" rather than "LDAP XPCOM
Components" because this batch of code is intended to provide
relatively generic LDAP building block functionality... and if someone
were to implement more
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
We are experiencing problems when using the sdk with Novell NDS 8.x
(Netware 5.1 SP2).
The search calls hang at random , although it functions well at most
times.
(may be after prolonged inactivity on a connection to the LDAP server,
or other reasons not
[added .xpcom to the Newsgroups line; perhaps the XPCOM folks will
have opinions on some of the items touched on here]
Paul Sandoz [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Paul Sandoz [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Attached is a revamped set of nsIAbDirectoryQuery*
interfaces. Decided the
Phil Peterson [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
David Durkee wrote:
Dear Csaba, Dan and Kevin,
IMHO you will probably find the following link helpful:
http://docs.iplanet.com/docs/manuals/communicator/ldap45.htm
Hey, someone actually reads that stuff. Cool!
) Which leads to the second
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Dan Mosedale) writes:
I'd like to create a Bugzilla component (and eventually a despot
component) for the stuff under mozilla/directory/xpcom. While thinking
about what to name it, it occurred to me that referring to it as just
the wrapper is no longer accurrate, since
Peter Van der Beken [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi Dan and Paul,
You should explain to me what your question about threadsafety is,
because I haven't followed the discussion really closely. The datasource
currently waits till the last entry is in before asserting every result
as a child
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Csaba Borbola) writes:
Dan Mosedale wrote:
http://www.mozilla.org/mailnews/specs/proposals/LDAPAddressingPrefs.html
is an approximate description of what we came up with (unfortunately
couched in my rather terse note-taking style). We'd love to hear
feedback from
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Csaba Borbola) writes:
Hi,
We will store all the LDAP preferences in prefs.js
That is cool. The only question now is, how? Do you want to use the URI
scheme to store, as suggested in the refactored code document ?
So we're not really concentrating on the problem that this message is
written about. But it _is_ some of the only documentation about the
XPCOM wrapper code other than the IDL files and the LDAP C SDK doc set.
Dan
OK, so I've written up a bunch of text about how the LDAP code works and
entries which could be fine to represent
the result in autocomplete but should not used to iterate the LDAP directory
which could be huge.
some other comment here after...
Dan Mosedale wrote:
Paul Sandoz [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
The initial idea was to unify autocomplete and and connection
Paul Sandoz [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
brain-splurge
This will not work for corporate LDAP address books
since there needs to be an associated query.
I'm not sure what you mean by this; can you elaborate?
A picture is worth a 1000 words?
See
John Marmion [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Candice,
We are very anxious to begin and learn the process of putting
back to Mozilla. After our discussion last week on the IRC, I
want to suggest the following and ask for your input.
As I said then, we want to ensure two things:
1. We do
.
Dan Mosedale [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Additionally, Netscape management is very keen on seeing basic
autocompletion work done by Mozilla 0.9, which is quite soon
(~March 14th). So I've concocted following strategy to that end:
* write an nsLDAPAbAutoCompleteSession class, probably
[distribution widened, as I think .mail-news readers are likely to care
about this]
Csaba Borbola wrote:
Hi Dan,
thanks for the answers Kevin and Dan.
I won't do much work this week, because I'm on a course.
My part in the LDAP address book project is to do the preferences.
I would
John Marmion [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi Dan,
I managed top sort out the MessageListener functionality
and get a simple implementation working. I used the
nsLDAPChannel code as a guide. Was this meant as an
example or to be used as is? Anyway, I have a couple
of further queries to ask
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Dan Mosedale wrote:
...
Name: MozillaAddrBook.pdf
Type: APPLICATION/pdf
MozillaAddrBook.pdf Encoding: BASE64
Description: MozillaAddrBook.pdf
...
Could
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Dan Mosedale) writes:
[Forwarded with permission]
Absolutely; coordinating our work would be a fine thing. I'm in the
process of transitioning to a new job right now where I will be
working full-time on LDAP browser integration, so now is a great time
for us
ications Corporation. All
* Rights Reserved.
*
* Contributor(s): Dan Mosedale [EMAIL PROTECTED]
* Brendan Eich [EMAIL PROTECTED]
* Peter Van der Beken [EMAIL PROTECTED]
*
* Alternatively, the contents of this file may be used under the
* terms of the GNU Ge
to the mailnews mailing list but this
is a more appropriate forum to follow up. I am a colleague of
Paul Sandoz here in Dublin who posted the original mail about
2 weeks ago which stated that we are looking at adding LDAP
access to Mozilla.
Dan Mosedale reply stated that work was already
onging
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi,
Can anyone out there tell me whether it is possible to put authetication
information in a ldap uri, i.e. to bind (as a non-anonymous user) to a
directory server using a ldap uri???
It is possibly to specify this information with the "bindname"
extension.
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