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LDAP and OpenLDAP (on the Linux Pla
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KLUG The master copy of this docume
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Versions For the most part this doc
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What is a directory? A directory is
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Requirements An LDAPv3 compliant di
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Gotcha: “requested“ protocol ve
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Multi-Valued RDNs While most object
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Schema A directory has a schema sim
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1.1.x It is true that the 1.1.x OID
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WARNING (Object Class Type) Early O
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Attribute Schema OID Name (alias fo
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Attribute Syntaxes Data Type OID De
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The OID is the truth. The names of
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Illegal Partitions The law of parti
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Subordinate Information Subordinate
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Operational ACI Attributes If your
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subSchema One of the most useful bi
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The ManageDsaIT Control OID: 2.16.8
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The "alias" object The alias object
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Start TLS Extended Operation OID: 1
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2.1.x hasSubordinates Only implemen
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Supported `Advanced' Features Featu
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The Config Files Configuration file
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slapd.conf (defaultsearchbase) The
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equire The require configuration di
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loglevel The loglevel directive con
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Checking the SSL Configuration Once
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Supported Bind Types Depending on h
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SASL RPMs Redhat 8.0 is the first t
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SASL Methods PLAIN (AUXPROP, SASLAU
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C? KP Q >C >GP X O X > NN>K?[ TM >P
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saslpasswd & saslpasswd2 saslpasswd
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PLAIN Authentication PLAIN SASL aut
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2.1.x Authentication Request DN Map
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2.1.x sasl-regexp rewrite pattern s
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OpenLDAP + SASL + PAM 1. Make sure
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OpenLDAP + SASL + GSSAPI (OpenLDAP
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OpenLDAP + SASL + GSSAPI (OpenLDAP
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slapd.conf (Database) # ldbm databa
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ack-ldbm back-ldbm is the standard
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ack-bdb back-bdb configuration dire
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ack-sql The SQL backend is not buil
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ack-shell The back-shell backend al
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LDAP Indexes pres - An index of wha
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Buffer Stuffing (Single Threaded In
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Filesystem Since the LDAP database
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Journalized Filesystems Journalized
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The purpose of back-sql The back-sq
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Mapping Concept back-sql uses a set
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Objectclass Mappings ldap_oc_mappin
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Attribute Mappings Stored procedure
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Objectclass Mapping ldap_entry_objc
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Stored Procedures
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Using Triggers & Events
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Replication Diagram Replication Dia
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Populating Slaves One of the most d
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The Replication Log On serveral dis
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The Rejection Log The rejection log
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Chasing Referrals If a client submi
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The ACL Stack Access control for ob
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Default Access defaultaccess { none
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Examples The following are example
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dnattr The dnattr matching construc
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{}|~ € ‚ z x¢y w ttuv z ‡ ˆ
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children & entry The ability to cre
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A Limitation? One "limitation" of O
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Advantages of ACI The single bigges
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OpenLDAPacl & OpenLDAPaci Every obj
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The ACI ACL (OpenLDAPaci) In order
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OpenLDAPaci: Rights The rights fiel
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RFC2798 (inetOrgPerson) The inetOrg
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RFC2739 http://www.faqs.org/rfcs/rf
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Hierarchy: cosine.schema dSA pilotD
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Hierarchy: Kerberos V & Samba krb5-
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syslog On most platforms OpenLDAP u
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etc/openldap/ldap.conf The defaults
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The LDAP PAM Module PAM is a system
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A PAM LDAP login file #%PAM-1.0 aut
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etc/ldap.conf timelimit 30 The maxi
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passwd PAM file (/etc/pam.d/passwd)
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Migration Scripts PADL.com (Luke Ho
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Using the scripts... Once the prope
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What can be migrated? The stock mig
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An entry of posixAccount Object stu
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ipHost Object An entry of 127.0.0.1
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oncRpc Object An entry of fypxfrd60
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What is an SRV record? Traditionall
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1123 vs. 2181 SRV protocol and serv
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SRV and nss_ldap To use SRV records
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Root Referrals To configure with Op
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Loading Tip: Objectclass When loadi
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Misc. Data Loading Tips 1. If a lin
Page 208 and 209: Non-English Data If your data conta
Page 211 and 212: OpenLDAP Utilities ldapsearch Allow
Page 213 and 214: LDAP Queries ldapsearch "(&(uid=awi
Page 215 and 216: Requesting Attributes If you do not
Page 217 and 218: ldapmodrdn While the dn of an objec
Page 219 and 220: slapadd slapadd is used to initiall
Page 222 and 223: gq gq is an LDAP v3 utility for Gna
Page 224 and 225: gq (Schema browser)
Page 226 and 227: HAD Hyperactive Directory Administr
Page 228 and 229: Directory Administrator (http://www
Page 230 and 231: LDAP Browser / Editor (http://www.i
Page 232 and 233: LDIF To VCard http://www.pawebworld
Page 234 and 235: From the cpu manual page CPU (http:
Page 236 and 237: Wallal (http://www.mnot.net/wallal/
Page 238 and 239: mod_auth_ldap (http://nona.net/soft
Page 240 and 241: Gnarwl (http://www.oss.billiton.de/
Page 242 and 243: š š š
Page 244 and 245: MaxWare Directory Explorer Version
Page 246 and 247: ActiveX LDAP Client http://www.polo
Page 249 and 250: saslauthd saslauthd is a stand alon
Page 251 and 252: saslauthd Options saslauthd a authm
Page 253 and 254: RedHat's saslauthd The RedHat Cyrus
Page 255 and 256: saslauthd -a ldap LDAP related sasl
Page 257: saslauthd -a ldap saslauthd -a ldap
Page 261 and 262: LDAP Mail Routing (draft-lachman-la
Page 263 and 264: m4: LDAPROUTE_DOMAIN The behaviour
Page 265 and 266: LDAP Mail Routing + sendmail The si
Page 267 and 268: fc822 + sendmail Most distributions
Page 269 and 270: LDAP SMTP Access Control One exampl
Page 271 and 272: LDAP SMTP Access Control attributet
Page 273 and 274: sendmailMTACluster attributetype (
Page 275 and 276: sendmailMTA objectclass ( 1.3.6.1.4
Page 277 and 278: sendmailMTAMapName attributetype (
Page 279 and 280: sendmailMTAMap objectclass ( 1.3.6.
Page 281 and 282: sendmailMTAAliasGrouping & sendmail
Page 283 and 284: sendmailMTAAliasObject objectclass
Page 285 and 286: sendmailMTAClass objectclass ( 1.3.
Page 287 and 288: Configuring GNARWL /etc/gnarwl.cfg
Page 289 and 290: The GNARWL Database
Page 291 and 292: The PDC Tree ou=People,dc=Whitemice
Page 293 and 294: The Samba Schema By default the Sam
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Page 297 and 298: uids, gids, and rids UNIX operating
Page 299 and 300: Machine Accounts Beginning with NT4
Page 301 and 302: Samba User Attributes ntPassword -
Page 303 and 304: Samba Password Management
Page 305 and 306: Migrating smbpasswd PHP smbpasswd r
Page 307: Samba Versions The LDAP support in
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Authentication Schemes --enable-bas
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squid_pam_auth http://squid.sourcef
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squid-ldap-match http://marasystems
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squid_ldap_match squid_ldap_match -
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squid_ldap_match squid_ldap_match -
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ind & Openldap As of version 9.0 bi
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The dnsZone Schema While the standa
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objectclass: dNSZone (2/4) A very b
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objectclass: dNSZone (4/5) The dnsZ
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objectclass: dNSZone (6/6) dn: rela
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Query Specifics It is very simple t
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zone2ldap zone2ldap is a utility fo
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The DHCP LDAP Patch http://www.neww
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DHCP Schema In order to contain the
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An Example Tree dc=Whitemice,dc=Org
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dn: cn=192.168.3.0,cn=whitemice-dhc
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dn: cn=xterm1,cn=group,cn=whitemice
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Password Authentication Protocol Al
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Microsoft Challange Host Au- thenti
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LDAP chap-secrets entry An explanat
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PoPToP http://www.poptop.org PoPToP
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Sources Multiple address books (cal
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Turba Source Maps The map array con
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Turba Attribute Declaration Attribu
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Turba LDAP Personal Address Book Th
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What is pine? http://www.washignton
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Using The DSA CTRL-T Select DSA Ent
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Trianii http://www.edlund.org/hacks
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State Of LDAP Support While Evoluti
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evolutionPerson
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Setting Up An LDAP Addressbook Name
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Contact Details (Dialog relations t
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Contact Details calCalURI Free/Busy
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Color Coding How the attribute of a
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Create With Template
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Viewing Complex Attributes GQ has b
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Bug#4607 Versions of Open Office, u
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Creating an LDAP Data Source Under
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Using The Address Book To insert da
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Use The Address Book Results The re
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NetMeeting Directory Kit (http://vy
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PURRO VXW RK R JLKM PLQ ON QQZ M K
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OpenLDAP as an ILS Agent (Initializ
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OpenLDAP as an ILS Agent (Starting
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GNOMEMeeting and ILS Entry your ILS
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NetMeeting & ILS The comment is NOT
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Breaking NetMeeting Exclusivity Net
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DSML (http://www.dsml.org) DSML (Di
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URI Declaration What does DSML look
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DSML & XML-RPC (http://www.worldspo
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Using the DSML Utilities You need t
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What is xmlBlaster? http://www.xmlb
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LDAP Module Limitations (From the L
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What is Active Directory Active Dir
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SRV records used by AD _ldap._tcp.d
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ldap_connect The first step to cont
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Control LDAP_OPT_DEREF LDAP_OPT_SIZ
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ldap_get_option boolean ldap_get_op
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ldap_unbind boolean ldap_unbind (re
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ldap_errno Error Constant Value LDA
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ldap_search resource ldap_search(re
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ldap_get_entries array ldap_get_ent
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ldap_compare Since LDAP permits the
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ldap_delete boolean ldap_delete(res
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ldap_mod_del boolean ldap_mod_del(r
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Synchronous & Asynchronous
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ldap_set_option The ldap_set_option
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ldap_bind method parameter int ldap
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ldap_search_parameters int ldap_sea
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ldap_first_entry LDAPMessage* ldap_
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ldap_get_dn char* ldap_get_dn(LDAP*
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ldap_next_attribute char* ldap_next
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ldap_count_values int ldap_count_va
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int ldap_msgfree(LDAPMessage* msg)
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ldap_perror void ldap_perror(LDAP*
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Simple C LDAP Query init & bind Hos
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printf("Objects Found: %d\n", ldap_
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Simple C LDAP Query Close it up if
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ldap_modify & ldap_modify_s
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ldap_delete & ldap_delete_s
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AIX and OpenLDAP AIX is a descenden
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Compiling NSS LDAP on AIX tar -xvf
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Authentication via NSS LDAP /etc/se
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hosts local merge hosts dns service
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NSORDER The NSORDER enviroment vari
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