Well,

for the binary build I also had these kind of problems. I was finally able
to install it by using the wheel (but I've not tested it):
"download the file python_ldap-3.1.0-cp37-cp37m-win_amd64.whl from
https://www.lfd.uci.edu/~gohlke/pythonlibs/ and install it from that folder
with the command 'pip install python_ldap-3.1.0-cp37-cp37m-win_amd64.whl'".

I hope it helps somehow ;-)

Nico


Il giorno mer 24 lug 2019 alle ore 14:00 Davidiam <[email protected]>
ha scritto:

> We have been trying to implement a web2py project on a Windows IIS server
> for the last few weeks and we are currently considering abandoning the
> project due to the absence of LDAP and SAML modules for Windows.
>
> We are running python 3.7 with IIS 8.  We managed to get that
> configuration running pretty easily.  We then tried to integrate ldap.
> python-ldap seems to depend on Openldap and from what we can see, doesn't
> work on Windows for Python 3.7.
> Pyldap3 seems to work better, but would need to be integrated into the
> auth framework of Web2Py but the project decided to prefer SAML so the
> pyldap3 option was put on hold.
>
> We started trying to implement SAML  Python-saml also seems to have been
> made for Linux but doesn't seem to work in Windows with Python 3.7.
>
> We then tried Pysaml2, which installed without a problem, but we saw that
> we also needed xmlsec and then we started running into other errors and
> still have not managed to install ithe other modules needed like xmlsec
> (maybe due to our secure environment and firewall settings).
>
> Question : Is it even possible to use SAML with Python 3.7 on Windows ??
> We have lost already weeks on this and we don't want to lose more time if
> in the end it isn't possible.
> Has anyone done this ?  How did you do it ?  If it is a lost cause I
> prefer knowing that now.
>
> It basically looks like most modules needed were built for Linux and not
> for Windows.and for python 2.7 and not for python 3.X.
>
> You help or input will be greatly appreciated !!  Would especially
> appreciate any feedback from Massimo if he reads this.
>
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