From: Joe L. <jl...@op...> - 2001-05-08 23:22:19
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So, I put together python-ldap RPMs/SRPMs for redhat 6.2 and 7.0 to go with my OpenLDAP 2.0.x RPMs on open-it.org. these include the patches spoken of before to support OpenLDAP 2.x. http://open-it.org/download (in either redhat6.2/RPMS or the like you find it) This was done a while ago when I was doing some python-scripts against an LDAP tree (November). I'm now hell bent on using Zope to manage openldap, samba-tng, and other components necessary for Open-IT's goals. Well, OpenLDAP feature sets do trully need to be supported, since I'll be managing certificates and require TLS and such. Lovely that. So I will either need to figure out how to fix python-ldap for modern ldap libraries (OpenLDAP, mozilla, etc), or redo it completely. Again the SWIG approach may be necessary. What are list member preferences at this stage. I was not utterly thrilled when I glanced at the current code base. Associated with the swig approach, I may only need specific functions to access LDAP and thus need only build a new simplified API that hides c-specific calls to do the rest. Is python-ldap basically abandon-ware at this point? Being in "a3" for about a year is pretty "abandoned" to me. Just trolling through the list via ZopeLDAP links and realized that I never did post my RPMs... |