> Probably you're seeing an argon2 left over from some other build. When you just use "--enable-remoteauth" it defaults to a static build, not a dynamic module. So there is > no remoteauth.la to install, the code is just part of the slapd binary.
So, if I'm understanding you correctly, using --enable-remoteauth is doing a static build not a dynamic. How would I go about doing a dynamic build then? > It's not really loading remoteauth. The moduleload command knows if a module was built statically and just silently succeeds for those. It works that way to allow easy > migration between builds with static vs dynamic modules. So, what parameters should I use to build dynamically? Thanks
