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README for gtk-tool v0.7a
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This package has been tested and run with the latest Gtk+1.2/Gtk--1.1
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OpenLDAP 2.0-devel. It should also compile (i.e. it is backward-compatible) with
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the U-MICH (old) API but it has not been tested (read compiled) - however the siplicity of the "problem" and a few ifdefs lead me to believe everything should
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be allright with gtk-tool now. This thing doesn't run as it should, please
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read TODO!
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Just type 'make' to compile and if you have all the necessary stuff it'll do so.
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You do need the latest version of Gtk+ and Gtk-- (which may be tricky to build).
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You can also edit the Makefile and under "OPTS=-g" add " -DDEBUG" (line should
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read "OPTS=-g -DDEBUG") to get a trace of what the gtk-tool is doing (getting
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entries, traversing trees etc...)
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After that, hopefully all goes well, you start the thing by doing:
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./main -s localhost
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It no longer has a default base, instead it reads cn=config off your slapd
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and accordignly inserts all available databases under "localhost". If you are
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not running slapd on your local machine, then supply it with a "-s hostname"
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i.e.:
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./main -s server02.nowhere.net
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or if you feel like having an adventure try multiple servers
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i.e.:
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./main -s server02.nowhere.net -s server03.nowhere.com:322
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etc...
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It does not accept -b switch as it no longer needs it to aquire databases.
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There's also a -d <level> switch (try it with -d 1) for all the debug info.
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But please feel free to add whatever else you consider neccessary to
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understanding how this thing works. Enjoy, and I hope this can be useful to
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you in some miniscule way.
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All emails to -devel list, and plase make sure you put "GTK-TOOL"
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in the subject line, so other people who are not interested don't
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have to read our garbage.
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Pele
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pele@openldap.org
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