python-ldap and Sun ONE Directory server

Tim Hoffman timh at zute.net
Sat Mar 27 21:03:32 EST 2004


I have built python ldap on Solaris 9 and used it to access
SunOne Directory Server, but I have to admit I built the
python-ldap client library against a dist of OpenLDAP first.

T




Cameron Laird wrote:
> In article <c42jdq$d5g$1 at achot.icm.edu.pl>,
> Micha³ Kurowski  <mkur at poczta.gazeta.pl> wrote:
> 
>>Hi,
>>
>>I'd like to ask you whether anyone have built python-ldap against
>>Sun ONE Directory v5.2 on a Solaris 9.
>>
>>Seems developers do not support such config, but many places on the 
>>web suggest it *is* possible and I would be a major pitta if I had 
>>to kick out my Ldap server now ...
>>
>>I've got python-ldap-2.0.0pre20 and use gcc 3.3.1.  It complains 
>>"ldap_schema.h" cannot be found - and in fact Sun does not have any
>>include file of that name.
>>
>>I just hope it is actually possible ... 
> 
> 			.
> 			.
> 			.
> At least one of us is confused, or at least misinterpreting.
> Briefly, LDAP is a client-server protocol.  I *think* your
> goal is to build applications with the python-ldap client
> library, and deploy them against a Sun ONE LDAP server.  In
> principal, you can use any correct LDAP client, no matter 
> how it was made, against any correct LDAP server.  How does
> that fit what you're doing?  
> 
> Are you not able to build *any* python-ldap client-side 
> library?  We can help with that.



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