by cptdpicard
mod_psldap is an Apache module for leveraging LDAP services within the context of an Apache web server built on the OpenLDAP library and the Apache APIs, to include web based A&A and web based updates to the LDAP store.
sf-robot commented on the Create VCF Download mechanism artifact
This release improves usability significantly with more visible and legible status responses, ability to dial contacts direct with skype, chat via yahoo, classify and manage vendor contacts, move contacts across nodes, fixes to the contact photo ...
This release improves usability significantly with more visible and legible status responses, ability to dial contacts direct with skype, chat via yahoo, classify and manage vendor contacts, move contacts across nodes, fixes to the contact photo ...
cptdpicard committed patchset 41 of module mod_psldap to the mod_psldap CVS repository, changing 19 files
Revision 0.91 (Future release) =================== PENDING - complete the change to DSML response type for jpegPhoto inclusion in the stream to ensure requests from IE return a URL to the photo and not the binary stream while continuing to pass the ...
sf-robot commented on the Create VCF Download mechanism artifact
Version 0.89 of mod_psldap has been released to provide AJAX functionality, allowing for the DSML form of the LDAP records to be browsed offline from either the organizational or management tree views. A minor issue with recognition of the search scope ...
cptdpicard committed patchset 40 of module mod_psldap to the mod_psldap CVS repository, changing 13 files
Fixed lack of recognition of URI search scope in ldap scope execution; Implemented AJAX framework for Mozilla and IE Browsers and integrated with tree based transforms on alt_index.html page; Creation and integration of a vcard stylesheet - writes text ...
Fixed dn references for dn's containing &, minor authorization defect when no authentication, addition of scope management on searches, im link integration.
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