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Re: [PHP-DEV] [PATCH] LDAP module patch (adding new functionality).
by Marcus Boerger other posts by this author
Apr 9 2006 3:59PM messages near this date
Re: [PHP-DEV] [PATCH] LDAP module patch (adding new functionality). | #37027 [NEW]: mkdir($dir, 0777, true) does NOT chmod created directory
Hello Ignacio,

  ups - forget the part with the attachements. I was only looking for
attachments and my mailer hid them since they are inlined....still
care for writing .phpt tests?

best regards
marcus

Monday, April 10, 2006, 12:51:10 AM, you wrote:

>  Hello Ignacio,

>    first thanks for doing the work and providing the results.

>    but your attachments didn't make it to the list most likely because
>  you used non text/plain encoding or strange file endings. The list only
>  accepts .txt as text/plain. So instead of .diff send .diff.txt and avoid
>  zip or other packed archives. If the patch sets are to big you should
>  provide them online via link. Regarding the branches. There won't be any
>  new features in 4.3, 4.4 or 5.0. In 5.1 there might be additions but we
>  will soon release 5.1.3 and then head towards 5.2 by branching after the
>  release. That said patches are only of interest for 5.1 and HEAD right
>  now.

>  You also spoke of tests. Care to write some .phpt tests?

>  best regards
>  marcus

>  Sunday, April 9, 2006, 11:19:05 PM, you wrote:

> > Hi,

> > I have modified the ldap module to be able to use Paged Results (see
> > RFC 2696).

> > In order to do that, I have modified ldap_parse_result to provide the
> > server controls to the user. This is where paged results control
> > returned from the server are, specifically the cookie value. Without
> > this value you can't do paged results at all.

> > The values returned in this extension control are BER-encoded (see
> > ITU's X.690 recommendation) so I have created two new functions that
> > wrap around ber_printf() and ber_scanf(), to allow for the
> > encodig/decoding of these values.

> > I have tested these modifications with W2003 AD and OpenLDAP 2.1.x
> > servers, using a linux PHP client linked with OpenLDAP libraries (I
> > don't have access to neither Netscape's nor Oracle's libraries to test
> > them).

> > I have made diffs against current CVS versions as of today,
> > 2006.04.09, 23:15 CET DST) for PHP_4_3, PHP_4_4, PHP_5_0, PHP_5_1
> > and HEAD branches. I'm sending them attached.

> > I hope this could be added to the standard version of PHP in the near
> > future.

> > Thanks in advance for your time.

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