[Change description]
configure: generated with autoconf213
configure.in: added getaddrinfo and getnameinfo to AC_CHECK_FUNCS
config/autoconf.mk.in: added macros HAVE_GETADDRINFO and HAVE_GETNAMEINFO
ldap/clients/tools/common.c:
1. check if the given host name looks like IPv6 numeric address or not
2. if it is, try getaddrinfo + getnameinfo if available
3. if they are not or they failed, try NSPR functions, which are a bit old
handling IPv6 addresses, but for this case, they return the expected result --
FQDN.
Description: Windows SDK package needed
Fix Description: 1) Update the packaging Makefile (package.mk) for Windows and SASL.
2) Add support for manifests in VC 8.0. There is a new command line tool
called mt.exe that is used to generate manifest files and to compile them into
the executables. This allows ldapsearch.exe to be able to find the right
msvcr80.dll at runtime. This was copied from NSS at Nelson's suggestion.
3) Added support for being able to do a configure and make in a different
directory. I find it very useful to be able to create a "build" directory and
run configure like this:
cd ~/build
/path/to/mozilla/directory/c-sdk/configure ... args ...
make
Then I can just completely blow away the build directory if I need to. I know
this is what make clean/make clobber are supposed to do, but keeping the binary
and source directories separate like this also facilitates creating source
tarballs from the working directory for use in building rpms/packages.
There were a few changes required to cygwin_wrapper and the makefiles to
support building in this manner.
Description: server response controls lost in referral chase
Fix Description:
1) Add a nsldapi_find_controls() which skips through a ber to find a control
tag, and then calls on nsldapi_get_controls() to extract them.
2) During referral chase, stash the controls received at the end of the chase
in the request structure.
3) When the referral chase is over and we manufacture a response, add the
stashed response controls.
Summary: Re-implemented a bugfix in the FIRSTKEY subroutine. This fix was re-implmented to allow us to relicense PerLDAP. The re-implementation work was done by nhosoi%redhat.com.
Description: OpenBSD: ld libldap50.a error
Fix Description: Use the c compiler (gcc) to link. Always use the -fPIC -shared flags for linking, no matter what the chip arch is.
Author: sparkins@redhat.com
Summary: Re-implemented bug-fix to add a new constructor for the JSSESocketFactory class that allows an explicit socket factory to be passed in. This bug-fix was reimplemented in order to re-license the LDAP JDK under the standard Mozilla tri-license.
Author: sparkins@redhat.com
Summary: Re-implemented two bug fixes in the LDIFWriter class in order to allow us to relicense the LDAP JDK under the standard Mozilla tri-license. The first bug had to do with the printEntryStart() method of the LDIFWriter class does not handling non-printable DN's properly. The second bug had to do with only the first value of a multi-valued attribute being written out in LDIF format.
Author: sparkins@redhat.com
Summary: Re-implemented two bug fixes in the LDIFWriter class in order to allow us to relicense the LDAP JDK under the standard Mozilla tri-license. The first bug had to do with the printEntryStart() method of the LDIFWriter class does not handling non-printable DN's properly. The second bug had to do with only the first value of a multi-valued attribute being written out in LDIF format.
Author: sparkins@redhat.com
Summary: Re-implemented bug-fix to add a new constructor for the JSSESocketFactory class that allows an explicit socket factory to be passed in. This bug-fix was reimplemented in order to re-license the LDAP JDK under the standard Mozilla tri-license.
Description: nsldif32.tdf is the template file; nsldif32.def is a derived file in the autotool build. It needs to be in CVS not to break the old style build.
Description: Windows: libldap and the LDAP tools should support SASL/Digest
Fix Description: The biggest change was to hack sasl.m4 to make AC_CHECK_LIB work on Windows. I
had to override LIBS to be able to pass in /link /LIBPATH:c:/path/to/sasl
libsasl.lib, libsasl2.lib, and sasl32.lib.
Another big change was to implement getlogin() on Windows, required by
ldaptool-sasl.c. The implementation is pretty simple.
There were several places in the Makefiles that assumed Windows meant no
support for SASL, so I just changed them, and added some support for SASL_LIBS
in some places where it was missing.
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