I use Netscape Directory Server, but I can not midify attributes or entries
by some tools.
I only can do this by modifying ldif files. Are there any tools support by
Netscape Directory
Server can do this ???
Hi Folks,
I installed PerLDAP a lot of times on a Solaris box without any problems,
but now I'm having trouble on a Linux box (which I thought would be easier).
Following the version of my server, and the error:
== LINUX ===
Linux brcotia02.cidadei.com.br 2.2.16-22 #1 Tue Aug 22 16:49:06 EDT 200
> I dont know If this is the right place to ask my question. I 'm new to
> LDAP .
> I want to create my output in .dsml file , I learned abou LDAP tool . I
> know that creates a .dsml file.
> My problem is I have to put whole directory schema into a .dsml file .
> Can anyone help me with this . Wh
The LDAP XPCOM SDK component of the Directory product has been created
in Bugzilla. I went with "LDAP XPCOM SDK" rather than "LDAP XPCOM
Components" because this batch of code is intended to provide
relatively generic LDAP building block functionality... and if someone
were to implement more ad
Title: question about LDAP schema
Hi
I dont know If this is the right place to ask my question. I 'm new to LDAP .
I want to create my output in .dsml file , I learned abou LDAP tool . I know that creates a .dsml file.
My problem is I have to put whole directory schema into a .dsml file . C
Greetings,
I need to compile c-SDK on HP-UX 11.0. I am not allowed to use any GNU
compiler. the aCC compiler gives the following errors:
Error 203: "nsinstall.c", line 276 # Cannot assign 'char *' with 'void *'.
toname = xmalloc(tdlen + 1 + bnlen + 1);
^^
>> So its the other way around, other clients can interpret
>> preferences how they wish without being imposed on by
>> address book semantics, i.e 'abldapdirectory'
>
>OK, thanks. I think I get it now: you're using it as a layer of
>indirection to keep out unnecessary dependencie
>> >> /**
>> >>* List of defined match items types
>> >>*
>> >>*/
>> >> const long matchItemsOneOrMore = 0;
>> >> const long matchItemsAll= 1;
>> >>
>> >
>> >Would it be worthwhile to design the interfaces to support boolean
>> >logic (and, or, not, precedence), to allo
