From: Michael <mi...@st...> - 2001-05-09 16:27:23
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Joe Little wrote: > > I'm not complaining.. Joe, since you are really contributing code be assured that I did not point to you. > we need specifically to support v3 schema, Could be done in higher-level Python modules. (Not trivial though.) Not sure if you won't have to fiddle with BER-encoded data (implementing syntax matching). > OpenLDAP v2 ACLs, Currently this whole ACL thing is vendor-specific => you would have to write a specific module for each LDAP server. Finding a good abstraction level would be required. See also "Access Control Model for LDAP" on http://www.ietf.org/html.charters/ldapext-charter.html for an attempt to define a standard. There's no need for a modified C extension module. You could also implement this in Python. > StartTLS, Or LDAP over SSL (ldaps://..). IMHO STARTTLS is not widely implemented up to now. Let me add two things. Thread-safety/reentrant: Would require to go with the Mozilla SDK or use ldap_r of OpenLDAP 2.0.x (experimental, see my other posting with Kurt's not about it). Proper handling of referrals / search continuations: Konstantin's patch already provides this but there are sometimes strange LDAP referral URLs returned. Might be a bug of the OpenLDAP 2.0.x libs. Ciao, Michael. |