At 12:35 PM 12/3/2002, Andre Schild wrote: >Under win32 there is no guarantee that a ldap library is available. >For compiling/linking the apache with ldap support under win32 >you will need a third party ldap library.
Or Microsofts'. Your point? It's actually harmless [in Win32] to build util_ldap/mod_auth_ldap with MS's library. If the user doesn't install ldap, then those two specific modules won't load. However, it doesn't harm libaprutil since that module doesn't actually bind to any ldap functions. The gist of the Win32 question; how many Win9x/ME users will be looking to deploy these modules? Those are the users who must obtain the client from a Win2000/XP product CD. WinNT 4.0 users can simply download it from the web, and 2000/XP users are already set. >Actually we did build it with Netscape ldap sdk. Ahhh, Worth considering as yet another alternative to openldap and the MS implementation. Bill
