Hi,
Quoting Christoph Scheurer ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> For comparison
> ldapsearch -ZZ -Y GSSAPI '(uid=XXXX)'
> which, as I understand, does exactly the same as ldapvi until the editor is
> opened, yields a search result immediately and does not use a noticable amount
> of CPU on the exact same client machine.
well, there's a difference between how ldapsearch and ldapvi are built
by Debian.
ldapsearch uses current libldap and OpenSSL.
ldapvi uses an ancient libldap and GnuTLS. (In Debian only.)
- Can you try building current ldapvi using upstream sources rather
than the debian package to confirm that the issues are not due to
the Debian-specific build changes?
Upstream ldapvi will use OpenSSL by default.
- When building on Debian normally, you will still end up linking
ldapvi against the ancient libldap, though.
So if upstream ldapvi using Debian's old libldap does not help,
please try upstream ldapvi using upstream libldap.
Thanks,
David
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