John Morrissey wrote:
> ldif.py won't parse with the python option '-tt', which enforces consistent
> whitespace. It's a simple fix of replacing the handful of tabs with spaces.
Thanks for reporting that. Should be fixed in HEAD now.
Ciao, Michael.
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HI!
For simple synchronous operations there is ldap.ldapobject.ReconnectLDAPObject
which does automatic re-connect when ldap.SERVER_DOWN is raised within a
*operation_s() method (synchronous operations). You could use that as a
starting point to implement connecting to another server in a pool wit
Hmm.. I do not know enough about the SimpleLDAPObject code. Perhaps a
python-ldap developer can provide more information (but I think they will
recommend that you not use SimpleLDAPObject). Assigning to self may not work as
you expect. I do not think you will be able to replace the SimpleLDAPOb
Yeargan, Yancey wrote:
I think it is as simple as using multiple URL values separated with
spaces. For example:
ldap.initalize("url1 url2 url3")
The underlying LDAP code will automatically try each URL until one
succeeds or they all fail.
Yancey
Hi Yeargan. Thanks for the quick reply but
Hi all! Me and a workmate are currently working in an approach of
connecting to different LDAP servers (each one is a replica of another)
because of fault tolerancy purposes.
So, first thing we did was modifying the *__init__* method of
SimpleLDAPObject class (ldapobject.py file) adding a new at
