Hello, Open question to maintainer of openldap2: Are there any long term plans to upload a debian version of libldap2 with ssl and/or kpasswd support?
Note: 1. I use both myself, although I only have kpasswd for testing... 2. I don't understand why kpasswd support required Kerberos, and can't use the SASL authentication instead. Perhaps I am missing something. Reason for asking: I have got a bug report #95246 requesting Heimdal be compiled against openldap2. This would enable being able to store the Kerberos database in the openldap database. All data is stored in LDAP encrypted, so even if somebody accesses the openldap database, the Kerberos data is not compromised. However, if openldap2 supports kpasswd (allows putting a kerberos realm in place of the password in the LDAP database), then we will have: Source: heimdal Build-depends: libldap-dev, ... Source: openldap2 Build-depends: heimdal-dev, ... which doesn't look real good. Also Sam Hartman is going to scream "what about MIT Kerberos?" Sorry, that doesn't count ;-). (two versions of openldap2? arrgghhh!). -- Brian May <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>