Now, I will ask you what is this interceptor doing ? There are other
means to implement a mechanism that manage authentication, through
Authenticators. But that is another discussion…
The interceptor I’m implementing is actually capturing LDAP
add/modify/delete commands and calls REST api
> On Jul 23, 2019, at 5:24 PM, Emmanuel Lécharny wrote:
>
> So this is M23. 3 years old. Hmmm. We should have released more often,
> considering it's currently M25.
Nothing actually stops me from trying to update to the latest. I think I even
tried to do that, but then ran into some minor
So this is M23. 3 years old. Hmmm. We should have released more often,
considering it's currently M25.
Regardless, answering to your questions now...
On 23/07/2019 18:00, Philipp Grigoryev wrote:
Hi Emmanuel,
Thank you for replying to my question and providing a thorough explanation. I
Just for the record, which ApacheDS version is this based on ?
On 23/07/2019 18:00, Philipp Grigoryev wrote:
Hi Emmanuel,
Thank you for replying to my question and providing a thorough explanation. I
tried some recipes based on your response (with partial success) and that’s my
observations.
Hi Emmanuel,
Thank you for replying to my question and providing a thorough explanation. I
tried some recipes based on your response (with partial success) and that’s my
observations.
1) I have to deal with some legacy code developed by a guy who left our
company, so I’m trying not to break
Hi Sergey,
On 23/07/2019 09:25, Sergey Mikhno wrote:
Hi Emmanuel,
Our problem is that the database became corrupt and we don't know how
to repair it. We have tried to use apacheds.sh default repair and the
utility says that repair went successfully but it didn't help with our
problem.
Our
Hi Emmanuel,
Our problem is that the database became corrupt and we don't know how to
repair it. We have tried to use apacheds.sh default repair and the utility
says that repair went successfully but it didn't help with our problem.
Our ApacheDS version is 2.0.0.AM24
There are a few bugs reported
