Michael Ströder :
Yes, you're right. I would accept such a patch. ;-)
At least it's documented:
http://www.python-ldap.org/doc/html/ldap.html#ldap.open
I was using ldap.open because there are many code samples where it's
still used, in the tubes.
The new patch is attached. I hope to cont
[email protected] wrote:
> Michael Ströder :
>
>> Using ldap.open() is deprecated for quite a while now. python-ldap
>> applications still using this function should be fixed.
>
> In this case, I think ldap.open() must raise a DeprecationWarning. Don't
> you?
Yes, you're right. I would accep
Michael Ströder :
> Using ldap.open() is deprecated for quite a while now. python-ldap
> applications still using this function should be fixed.
In this case, I think ldap.open() must raise a DeprecationWarning. Don't you?
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[email protected] wrote:
> I'm a member of GrudeSL (Free Software Development Group) at UFBA
> (Federal University of Bahia). We were trying to integrate our new
> Django site authentication with the existing LDAP server, so we ran
> for python-ldap and I can say it does its job very well
Hi,
I'm a member of GrudeSL (Free Software Development Group) at UFBA
(Federal University of Bahia). We were trying to integrate our new
Django site authentication with the existing LDAP server, so we ran
for python-ldap and I can say it does its job very well (thank you
very much! :D).
B
