LDAPext discussions).
Add attrs and attrsonly support to monitor/config info.
Add rdn attributes to schema/monitor/config.
Add extensibleObject objectclass to schema/monitor/config.
Add top objectclass to rootdse/monitor/config.
Remove opattrs option from send_search_entry().
by <who> <access> changed to by <who>+ <access> (joined with AND)
added peername=<regex> sockname=<regex> url=<regex>
removed addr=<regex> (use peername instead).
replace dn_upcase with str2upper and str2lower. Use where needed.
added slap_ and ldbm_ to many structures
added typedefs to many structures
used typedefs
New main.c argument parsing with ldap url support (replacing -a address).
New sockaddr_in handling and support for multiple listeners.
to exhaust all protocol units received from the transport layer.
I think this is the necessary fix for the TLS-data-ready/
socket-not-ready issue, but I have not experimented that problem
yet, so I am unsure about its effectiveness.
Now, do we need something like that for connection_write? How would
we go about implementing it?
connection_init so that we get into the select() logic.
Make use of new flags in the connection.
BTW, and before I forget, it sort of works. I have connected with
a Netscape client using a secure connection and did a failed
search (my test database is empty), but the trace looked correct.
Make sure you have your CA certificate in your Netscape preinstalled.
Otherwise, the connection fails with error 0xFFFFFFFF that is rather
uninformative.
former is a pseudo attribute type used internally by slapd to represent
the distinguished name of an entry and its existance should not be
visible. The latter is an "abstract" attribute type that is not meant
to exist in practice except as supertype of other dn-valued types.
So, the definition of attribute type 2.5.4.49 has been changed to be
just distinguishedName. Work on the OPENLDAP_DEVEL_SCHEMA branch will
treat pseudo attributes especially and will not be visible to the
clients.
