including:
- fixes according to new API changes
- closing db connection in connection_destroy callback, not unbind
- support of new schema code, samples changed accordingly
- support for multiple objectclasses (to distinguish from unique objectclass-to-tables mapping)
- auto 'ref' attribute support
- samples now include illustrations of using these 2 features to make named referrals as described in ldapext-namedref draft
more to come:
- documentation update
- different improvements to be more close to native directory (after beta?)
Slurpd incorrectly sends a separate attribute for each value of an
attribute which caused slapd to complain. Hacked slapd/add.c
to merge values.
Slurpd uses version 2 and hence cannot set ManageDSAit. Hack
slapd/back-ldbm/referral.c such that if update_ndn matches
o_ndn, no referrals are returned.
Fix replication tests
ldapmodify must be made against master as no rebind proc exists
final ldapsearch should not chase
Fix referral tests
Use -C option as needed
references, extended results, and extended partial results. LDIF
extended to support these new features and reported version 2.
-L now limits output to LDIFv1 for compatibility reasons. No
-L is now LDIFv2. Old alternative form is no longer supported.
Use LDAP_TMPDIR (in ldap_config.h) instead of hardcoded /tmp
Use LDAP_FILE_URI_PREFIX (in ldap_config.h) instead of hardcoded
file://tmp/
an internal flag set. Used for SEQUENCE testing. Flag must
be set using debugger. Modified ber_printf to use new format
were needed for extensibility testing.
Added first cut -lldap support for extended responses.
Modified ldapsearch(1) to handle v3 search references when not
chasing. Also added extended/unsolicited notification handling
and extended partial response handling. Changes include a
number of LDIF enhancements.
Fixed getpassphrase() returns NULL bugs
macros into our namespace and limit use to headers. A subsequent
round will add macros to separately handle forward declarations
of variables from declaration of function prototypes. The last
round will add additional macros for declaring actual variables and
functions.
