Re: python-ldap-2.0

[David L. <dav...@cs...>]

On Tue, 12 Dec 2000, Gregor Hoffleit typed thusly:

> David,
>
> >        * A new python-ldap-2.0 will be started, with an API that is lik=
ely
> >          to be somewhat incompatible with that of p-l-1.10. In particul=
ar,
> >          the following will be the major compatibility targets:
> >                + Python-2.0 support (ie unicode)
> >                + OpenLDAP-2.0 support (ie LDAPv3/LDAP-EXT)
> >
> > This means that people relying on v2 client/servers should be happy eno=
ugh
> >=A0with a reasonably stable release.  And people wanting to live in the =
3rd
> > millenium should be happy with a version (relatively) free of legacy
> > support.
>
> When you write 'Python 2.0 support' and 'free of legacy support', does th=
is
> mean that this new version won't work anymore with Python 1.5.2 ?

yes... is that a problem?

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