Joe Vieira wrote:
Joe Vieira wrote:
if that's the case, why do you think it seems to work fine single threaded?
<shrug> I dunno...
so, even tho LDAP_DEPRECATED was set as a cflag in
rlm_ldap/configure.in, it never shows up as a gcc option durring
compilation for some reason... so i defined it in rlm_ldap.c because it
is ABSOLUTELY required on 64bit systems, because of missing prototypes
for ldap libraries .. which basically will ruin your day..
else you can get into a situation where the compiler assumed the
function (in this case ldap_get_values) returns an int (32bit), but it
actually returns a pointer (64bit on 64 bit systems) which can then get
truncated (which is likely why it always looked the same, because the
part that stayed after the truncation was the same...)
good debian wiki article about implicit pointer conversion
http://wiki.debian.org/ImplicitPointerConversions
#define LDAP_DEPRECATED 1 added as the first line in rlm_ldap.c ...
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