Emmanuel Dreyfus wrote:
Howard Chu<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>  wrote:

Those items are intentionally omitted; collect.c is a piece of demo code and
is not intended for real use. In fact, it's intended for exactly what you've
done - modifying it to fit a real use, and teaching how overlays are written.

I tend to be unconfortable with running with such custom code, because
it can be troublesome to maintain through OpenLDAP updates, if the API
used by the overlay changes.

Is there a set of stable API that an overlay can use without the fear to
break on the next update?

I suppose you could always use SLAPI instead of native overlays. But that's the tradeoff - the stable API is also pretty limited compared to the native API.

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