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Note: LDAP is now
incorporated in
most vendor releases
of Linux, as of
2000.
Downloadables

This project uses the OpenLDAP package, the SSLeay library, and Luke Howard's nss_ldap/pam_ldap libraries.

FTP Downloadables

Open LDAP

RPM's

openldap-1.1-0.i386.rpm (Clients and libs)
openldap-servers-1.1-0.i386.rpm
openldap-devel-1.1-0.i386.rpm
openldap-1.1-0.src.rpm

Source

openldap-release.tgz
SSL RPM's

These RPM's are based on the University of Michigan LDAP software and are not supported. SSL support will be included in the LDS software once it has been incorporated into the OpenLDAP distribution.

ldap-3.3-4.ssl.i386.rpm (Clients)
ldap-servers-3.3-4.ssl.i386.rpm
ldap-devel-3.3-4.ssl.i386.rpm
You will also need SSLeay-0.8.1-4.glibc.i386.rpm
Patches

Most of the patches have been removed as the fixes have already been rolled into the OpenLDAP codebase. The SSL patch is below for those interested in rolling it into OpenLDAP.

ldap-3.3+ssl081-2.patch
LdapNS

The components needed for LDAP nameservice, bundled together. Includes nss_ldap, pam_ldap, man pages, and configuration scripts

ldapns-0.1-1.i386.rpm
ldapns-0.1-1.src.rpm
ldapns-0.1.tar.gz
LdapNS-howto.sgml
And for the brave folks out there: The latest Development Snapshot
NSS LDAP

The latest snapshot of the nss_ldap module for linux. In this release pw(password) gr(groups) serv(services) proto(protocols) net(networks) and host(hosts) are fully implemented. The install and test procedure have also been updated.

nss_ldap.tar.gz
MigrationTools
pam_ldap.tar.gz
TclLDAP

TCL/TK shared library for LDAP. Includes the 'ldaptool' TCL/TK script, which functions like Solaris 'admintool' to manage users, groups, and hosts.

tclLDAP.tar.gz

CVS Access

Under the ldap area of the cvs server there are several directories

ldapns: Ldap Nameservice code
docs: Documentation, such as the LdapNS-HOWTO
tclLdap: tcl LDAP module, with the 'ldaptool' directory management app
lusertools: (not yet) command line tools for managing accounts.
Anonymous CVS

Set your CVS root to :pserver:anonymous@cvs.rage.net:/u1/cvs The CVS password is 'anonymous'.

Non-Anonymous CVS Access

Non-anonymous (writable) CVS access is available on request. The following rule applys: DO NOT check in uncompilable code or code which breaks existing functionality into the HEAD branch. If you are making some big changes which would leave the code unstable for a period of time feel free to create a branch, then merge the branch in when it does become stable. Do a test compile before checking in your changes. This should save everybody headaches.

http://cvs.rage.net/ has a CVS repository browser and links to the bugtracking system.

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